IGTFX technical analysis, welcome to our Daily FX Report. Today, we are
going to report about the Pacific currencies and the Asian economic. We
wish you a nice and successful trading day.
IGTFX reports The JPY gained the most in more than a week versus the
EUR on expectation that Japanese companies are bringing back earnings
back home before the nation’s fiscal year ends this month. IGTFX
reports The Japanese currency climbed versus all the 16 major
counterparts after Yi Gang, head of China’s foreign-exchange regulation
said that speculative capital is flowing into the country. IGTFX
reports The EUR/JPY fell to a low at 122.33 while the USD/JPY dipped to
89.88.
IGTFX reports The AUD/JPY fell the most since February 25th and reached
a low at 81.59 while the NZD/JPY reached a day-low at 62.70. IGTFX
reports Yesterday, the AUD traded near its strongest level in almost
seven weeks against the USD as private reports showed that job
vacancies jumped in February by the most in more than a decade and
business confidence climbed for a second month. IGTFX reports The NZD
dipped versus all the 16 major currencies after a government report
showed that the nation’s consumer purchases on debit, credit and store
cards fell for the first time in eight months. IGTFX reports The
AUD/NZD gained to 1.3018 after it reached a high at 1.3027.
GBP/AUD
IGTFX reports As you can see, the GBP/AUD has been moving below a
bearish Fibonacci fan. After touching the lower line of the fan during
the end of February, the pair pulled down and reached the support level
around 1.6500. If the market doesn’t break the support line around
1.6500, IGTFX reports it might pull up towards the bearish Fibonacci
fan.
GBP/CAD
IGTFX reports Since the beginning of March, the GBP/CAD has been moving
inside a bullish trend channel. While the Bollinger bands maz signalize
a direction change, IGTFX reports the pair reached the lower line of
the short term bullish trend channel for the third time. If the market
will break the lower line of the channel, IGTFX reports we might be
able to see further bearish movements.
going to report about the Pacific currencies and the Asian economic. We
wish you a nice and successful trading day.
IGTFX reports The JPY gained the most in more than a week versus the
EUR on expectation that Japanese companies are bringing back earnings
back home before the nation’s fiscal year ends this month. IGTFX
reports The Japanese currency climbed versus all the 16 major
counterparts after Yi Gang, head of China’s foreign-exchange regulation
said that speculative capital is flowing into the country. IGTFX
reports The EUR/JPY fell to a low at 122.33 while the USD/JPY dipped to
89.88.
IGTFX reports The AUD/JPY fell the most since February 25th and reached
a low at 81.59 while the NZD/JPY reached a day-low at 62.70. IGTFX
reports Yesterday, the AUD traded near its strongest level in almost
seven weeks against the USD as private reports showed that job
vacancies jumped in February by the most in more than a decade and
business confidence climbed for a second month. IGTFX reports The NZD
dipped versus all the 16 major currencies after a government report
showed that the nation’s consumer purchases on debit, credit and store
cards fell for the first time in eight months. IGTFX reports The
AUD/NZD gained to 1.3018 after it reached a high at 1.3027.
GBP/AUD

IGTFX reports As you can see, the GBP/AUD has been moving below a
bearish Fibonacci fan. After touching the lower line of the fan during
the end of February, the pair pulled down and reached the support level
around 1.6500. If the market doesn’t break the support line around
1.6500, IGTFX reports it might pull up towards the bearish Fibonacci
fan.
GBP/CAD

IGTFX reports Since the beginning of March, the GBP/CAD has been moving
inside a bullish trend channel. While the Bollinger bands maz signalize
a direction change, IGTFX reports the pair reached the lower line of
the short term bullish trend channel for the third time. If the market
will break the lower line of the channel, IGTFX reports we might be
able to see further bearish movements.