GBP/USD – 1.5698 Most recent candlesticks pattern : HammerTrend                                   : Near term up Tenkan-Sen level                      :1.5703Kijun-Sen level                       :1.5698Ichimoku cloud top                    :1.5660Ichimoku cloud bottom                :1.5626 Original strategy :  Sell at 1.5785, Target: 1.5670, Stop: 1.5820 Position: – Target: – Stop:- New strategy : Sell at...
USD/CHF – 0.9197 Most recent candlesticks pattern   : N/ATrend                                   : Near term down Tenkan-Sen level                      :0.9202Kijun-Sen level                    :0.9193Ichimoku cloud top                    :0.9252Ichimoku cloud bottom                :0.9222 Original strategy : Sell at 0.9310, Target: 0.9170, Stop: 0.9345 Position: – Target: – Stop:- New strategy :  Sell at...
Yen continues to strength in early US session in otherwise ranging market as risk rally pulls back following GDP disappointment. Q4 GDP in US showed 2.8% annualized growth, strongest pace in 1.5 years but missed expectation of 3.0%. DOW opened lower today and remains pressured at the time of writing. USD/JPY dips further to as low as 76.76 so far while GBP/JPY is also heading back to 120 level. As noted in prior reports, DOW is facing strong resistance from 2011 high at 12876 and is vulnerable for a pull back after the rally since December. When that happens,...
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Key indicators suggest modest improvement in activity, supporting risk sentiment. The coming week’s PMI’s should add to the view that global output is firming. Euro area remains key risk to a more positive outlook, with the upcoming Summit in focus. Equities followed the now familiar pattern of 2012: a more cautious close following earlier gains. Nevertheless US, Euro area and UK bourses looked like closing another week in positive territory, a further testimony to the wider improvement in risk sentiment this year. Unless the last days of...
