NZD/USD bulls commiting on 0.64 handle

FXStreet (Guatemala) - NZD/USD topped out with a score slightly through the 0.65 handle in London and settled back into a drift lower from 0.6415 to 0.6470.

The price action across the board has been quite mixed but an element of risk-on reflected through yen positioning and better performances in global stocks instigated by the Chinese GDP and equities rising.

The Nikkei closed 0.55% up at 17,048.37 leading to a higher opening in European bourses as well along with a spike in oil above $30 the high. However, that was shortlived and supply has the back stuff return to print $28.65c the low. The GDT price index has also been out, but the slight improvement didn't see a follow through on the initial 11 pip knee jerk bid. GDT auction price index came in at -1.4% vs -1.6% prior.

NZD/USD levels

Technically, the downside is still to play for while the price remains well below the 100 DMA at 0.6576 and the 200 dam at 0.6789. The 0,64 handle has been proving resilient on bearish attempts, with the low of 0.6415 holding for the time being. A break on to the 0.63 handle through S3 at 0.6393 is last stop before a look in at the August lows of 0.6220. However, with daily RSI (14) in oversold territory, a phase of consolidation might be expected around the 0.64 handle.

UK CPI: BoE will ignore today’s higher-than-expected numbers - Danske

Today United Kingdom CPI data showed that the index rose 0.2% y/y and the core rate 1.4%, to the highest level since January 2015. According to analysts from Danske Bank, today numbers are not a sign of higher underlying inflationary pressure because most of the raise was due to volatile components.
Baca selengkapnya Previous

WTI erases gains, back around $30.00

Crude oil prices have surrendered the initial advance to the vicinity of $31.40, now returning to levels just above the $30.00 mark per barrel...
Baca selengkapnya Next