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USD/JPY off lows, Nikkei closes up 65.62 pts, 0.36%

Feb 19, 2015 06:12 am UTC| Technicals

Nikkei closes session at 18,264.79. USD/JPY off from 118.82 to 118.42, rebounds since, now at 118.70. Bids in place from around 118.50, some option-related. So-so large expiries move down from 118.50...

AUD/USD unravels intraday gains

Feb 19, 2015 05:27 am UTC| Technicals

AUD gap from c0.7830 to fresh session low of 0.7787 Shortened liquidity exaggerated move so too algos No sign of rebound, 10-DMA 0.7779 as close sup, 0.7774 Wed low Price action sets AUD/NZD cross at...

AUD/NZD dips 30 pts to new 1.0313 low

Feb 19, 2015 05:06 am UTC| Technicals

With another global shock for AUD AAA rating may come under pressure If SP comments are true extreme reaction in a thin market Momentum studies, 5, 10 20 daily weekly monthly mas trend south Bearish...

NZD/USD consolidates gains into early Europe

Feb 19, 2015 04:58 am UTC| Technicals

NZDoutperformed alongside AUD in Asia Pair remains around highest level in a month as post FOMC USD sell-off continues Risk appetite on the rise with added fillip from FOMC minutes 0.7610 50-DMA then...

AUD/USD draws back before selling interest near 0.7850

Feb 19, 2015 04:35 am UTC| Technicals

AUD/USD holds back ahead of selling interest around 0.7850 Pair hit 0.7843 short time ago before returning - last at 0.7832 Modest retreat seen in USD post Fed minutes - speculation of June rate hike AUD...

AUD/CNH halted around Fibo resistance

Feb 19, 2015 04:32 am UTC| Technicals

+0.22% in Asia - AUD led on extended USD weakness, as FOMC disappointed hawks 5, 10 20 dmas conflict - positive momentum studies - neutral setup Close above 4.9150 would target 50% of 2015 slide at...

USD/CNH sees positive signals

Feb 19, 2015 03:14 am UTC| Technicals

6.2740 doji in Asia after halting at 6.2775 - inside day yesterday Momentum studies, 5, 10 20 dmas move higher - positive setup Earlier 6.2775 high then yesterdays 6.2835 high resistance Targets 6.2898...

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