- Friday, 12 December 2014
- Daily Technical Analysis
GBP/USD Daily Forecast - 15 December
Sterling went back and forth in the course of the session on Friday, essentially doing nothing finishing it around 1.5710 level. Weaker than expected US PPI figures pushed it a bit higher but 1.5750 area proved to be too resistive for Sterling at the moment. We believe that this is the scenario we are about to witness on Monday as well since there will be no major data releases from the UK.
- Friday, 12 December 2014
- Daily Technical Analysis
AUD/USD Daily Forecast - 15 December
After it initially aimed higher, Aussie pulled back finding 0.83 handle to be too resistive and went all the way to 0.8220 area which once again offered support and from pair pulled back finishing the week around 0.8250 level. Beginning of the next week will probably bring less volatile session so we believe that 0.8220 level should hold as a support
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- Weekly Technical Analysis
EUR/USD Weekly Forecast - 15 December - 19 December
After sharp decline last week, euro managed to rebound this week finishing it above 1.2460 level. It was a less eventful week with US data being the main market driver. Next week we can expect much more volatility with the focus on Eurozone PMI and Economic Sentiment figures but more importantly FOMC interest rate decision.
- Friday, 12 December 2014
- Weekly Technical Analysis
GBP/USD Weekly Forecast - 15 December - 19 December
Sterling spent a
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