Market News 29 JAN 2013
Currencies EUR/USD The dollar’s fortune turned around and it has fallen against most of its peers. It was at 1.3440 per euro at 3:03 pm Tokyo time. The dollar has increased 0.1 percent over the past month, while the euro has added 2.1 percent. The EUR/USD pair lost 0.05 percent and traded at 1.3450 in Asian trading.
USD/JPY With a major drop against most currencies the United States dollar fell against the yen, and traded at 90.69 a yen, a 0.2 percent drop, while the yen increased by 0.3 percent after a long streak of fails, where over just the past month it fell 5.8 percent, the weakest among all major currencies. The USD/JPY pair climbed 0.12 percent in Asian trading and traded at 90.97, it is expected to find support at 88.06 and resistance at 91.25.
AUD/USD The Australian dollar did better with a slight increase, and ignited hope that the Aussie still can beat its U.S. rival. The Australian dollar, U.S. dollar pair increased 0.25 percent in Asian trading, and traded at 1.0444.
GBP/USD The British pound and U.S. dollar pair gained 0.06 percent and traded at 1.5705 in Asian trading, which is its lowest trade since the 20th of August 2012. The UK is now in consideration of refraining from its position in the European Union.
Currencies EUR/USD The dollar’s fortune turned around and it has fallen against most of its peers. It was at 1.3440 per euro at 3:03 pm Tokyo time. The dollar has increased 0.1 percent over the past month, while the euro has added 2.1 percent. The EUR/USD pair lost 0.05 percent and traded at 1.3450 in Asian trading.
USD/JPY With a major drop against most currencies the United States dollar fell against the yen, and traded at 90.69 a yen, a 0.2 percent drop, while the yen increased by 0.3 percent after a long streak of fails, where over just the past month it fell 5.8 percent, the weakest among all major currencies. The USD/JPY pair climbed 0.12 percent in Asian trading and traded at 90.97, it is expected to find support at 88.06 and resistance at 91.25.
AUD/USD The Australian dollar did better with a slight increase, and ignited hope that the Aussie still can beat its U.S. rival. The Australian dollar, U.S. dollar pair increased 0.25 percent in Asian trading, and traded at 1.0444.
GBP/USD The British pound and U.S. dollar pair gained 0.06 percent and traded at 1.5705 in Asian trading, which is its lowest trade since the 20th of August 2012. The UK is now in consideration of refraining from its position in the European Union.