Hello. Below are a few recommendations for trading in the Forex market on 16.01.2018
EURUSD
On EURUSD price reached the resistance level 1,23000. The pattern here is not formed, but will likely begin a downward correction. Sale certainly against the trend, but given that the correction can be quite long, you can look at to sales within the day.
EURJPY
On EURJPY formed a pattern Doji. Support any the pattern, so to trade it a little interesting. Overall, expect continued growth.
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Changes in 15.01.2018
- Thomson Reuters IFR changed SL to 1,2080 1,2150 in buying EUR/USD
- Thomson Reuters IFR changed SL from 112,50 on 111,20 in a Sell limit on USD/JPY
- Thomson Reuters IFR work TR in a buy EUR/USD with 1,1980 at 1,2295. Profit +315пп
- Thomson Reuters IFR has placed a Buy Limit on EUR/USD at 1.2170,
SL – 1.2070 - Citi placed a Buy limit on NZD/JPY with of 80.43, TR – 82,50, SL 79.75
Fundamental analysis
APR
On Tuesday, Asian stocks rose, erasing early losses, as the Euro is trading near 3-year highs on expectations that the European Central Bank will gradually restrict stimulating activities related to the purchase of bonds and low interest rates of the Central Bank.
The composite index MSCI Asia Pacific region outside Japan rose 0.4%. US markets are closed on public holidays. Australian shares eased 0.3%, as shares of mining companies affected by the decline in iron ore prices in China. Nikkei gained 0.8% as the JPY took a breather after recent gains and waits for data on corporate income is able to support stock markets.
The U.S. dollar index, which measures the strength of the US currency against six major rivals, has surpassed the three-year lows in recent times lost 0.5% to 90.541, before dropping to 90.279 Monday, which was the deepest drawdown since December 2014. Against the JPY, the dollar recovered slightly, gaining 0.4% to 110.97, weakened before 110.32 JPY on Monday, which was the lows from September 15.
Europe
European stocks closed mixed as the gains of the single currency has restricted the activity in the stock markets. In addition, given the U.S. markets were closed on Monday, in connection with the celebration of Martin Luther king Jr., many traders on this side of the Atlantic also seem to have abstained, which led to the depletion of the total volume of trade.
Once all betting is complete, the pan-European Stoxx 600 slipped 0.17% or 0.66 points to 397.83, while Germany’s DAX to 13200.51 and 0.13% lost CAC 40 in France. Meanwhile, on the periphery, the Ibex 35 rose by 0.05% to 10467.20 and the FTSE Mibtel by 0.49% to 23543.55.
EUR rose marginally to USD 1.2261, trading within sight of the high of Monday at 1.2296, which is the highest level since December 2014. Thus, the Euro strengthened Monday, while German bonds closed at session highs after rating agent Euro Central Bank Ardo Hansson said that the Central Bank will be able to complete the QE program in September, if the economy and inflation will continue to meet the expectations of economists.