Tuesday 23rd April: FX markets look to shake off the long Easter weekend ahead of a thin macroeconomic calendar today.
The Australian dollar kicked off the week on a negative footing, down 0.20% against the US dollar. Despite Easter Monday’s thin conditions and an absence of tier 1 data, some analysts state the recent slide was the result of a waning US equity market.
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Monday 22nd April: Weekly technical outlook and review.
A brief recap of Friday’s segment on the H4 timeframe witnessed thin trading volume amid Good Friday. Following a mild bottom a few points north of April’s opening level at 1.1221, the EUR/USD spent the remainder of the day fluctuating within a tight range just below 1.1250.
Friday 19th April: Thin trading volume likely ahead as banks close in observance of Good Friday and Easter Monday.
EUR/USD: The single currency ceded ground to the dollar Thursday, following […]
Thursday 18th April: Euro consolidates around 1.13 ahead of today’s Eurozone PMIs
EUR/USD: Trading volume remained thin Wednesday as markets begin edging their […]
Wednesday 17th April: Focus shifts to UK inflation in early London – remain vigilant
EUR/USD: The single currency soured in the face of a healthy […]
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Monday 15th April: Weekly technical outlook and review.
Trading within the parapets of demand at 1.1119-1.1295, the single currency, in the shape of a near-full-bodied bullish candle, wrapped up the week on strong footing.
Friday 12th April: Dollar boosted on upbeat data – next stop 97.72 weekly resistance?
The US dollar advanced across the board Thursday amid hotter-than-expected macroeconomic data, consequently reclaiming 97.00+ status on the US dollar index.
