Hello. Below are a few recommendations for trading in the Forex market on 18.01.2018
Calendar of anticipated events
10:00 China. GDP
10:00 China. Industrial production
16:30 USA. Manufacturing index
16:30 Canada. Unemployment rate nonfarm
19:00 USA. Crude oil inventories
GBPUSD
On GBPUSD reached the level 1,3900. The price rebounded significantly and is likely to start a downward correction. The pattern here is not yet formed, but you can see sales within days. The correction will likely be long, so look at the sales, although they are against the trend.
USDCAD
On a pair USDCAD large pattern Doji. The price is moving sideways and is clearly beyond the boundaries it is not allowed. Waiting the development of events, but tend to continue to trend down.
EURNZD
On the pair EURNZD has formed a pattern of Absorption based on the level 1,68000 and trend line. Probably worth waiting for the continuation of the fall trend. Consider there sales.
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Changes in 17.01.2018
- Goldman Sachs changed with SL at 1,2600 1,2500 for sale on USDCAD
- Thomson Reuters IFR changed the Sell limit on USD/JPY. Changed TR from 110,05 on 110,25, SL 111,20 on 111,05
- Goldman Sachs closed a sell USD/CAD at 1.2500 again 1,2615.
Profit +115пп - Thomson Reuters IFR work TR for sale on EUR/GBP with 0,8895 at 0,8810. Profit +85пп
- Thomson Reuters IFR placed Sell Limit on EUR/GBP with 0,8895,
SL 0.8995 - Thomson Reuters IFR has changed the Buy Limit on EUR/USD. Entrance at 1.2170 on 1,2125, SL 1,2070 on 1,2025
- Thomson Reuters IFR has changed the Buy Limit on AUD/USD. Sign in with 0,7910 0,7985 on, SL – on near 0.7885 0.7810
Fundamental analysis
APR
Asian stocks hit record highs on Thursday, as wall street has supported investors ‘ appetite despite the fact that the dollar stepped back from three-year lows. USD rebounded after comments from the ECB have limited the potential for further growth of the single currency in the framework of its multi-day rally.
Consolidated MSCI stock Asia-Pacific outside of Japan only increased slightly since then, as added 0.4% a day earlier, reaching a record peak. South Korean Cospi closed in the flat. The Japanese Nikkei reached its highest level since the end of 1991, adding 0.4% and Shanghai Composite also rose 0.4%.
The U.S. dollar index against major currencies rose by 0.25% — above 90.765, after it retreated from a three-year low 90.279 installed earlier this week. USD is trading just below 111.180 JPY, after early growth at 0.75%, where it bounced off four-month low 110.190. Events associated with North Korea, represent a strong potential risks, but at the moment in the markets is not enough factors that can prevent the growth shares. Short-term focus of the markets falls on the gross domestic product of China, which will publish later today. Analysts expect 6.7% growth in the fourth quarter compared to the previous year.
Europe
European shares traded mixed as inflation remains low, and the criticism of the exchange rate from the ECB — restricted growth prospects, EUR.
The pan-European Stoxx 600 fell 0.1% to 397.97, and Germany’s DAX fell 0.18% to 13183.96, while the CAC 40 in France was down 0.36%.WebTrader expect Britain’s FTSE will open 0.1% lower, Germany’s DAX index adds 0.3 PCT and France’s CAC 40 would open the session with a 0.2% increase.
The EUR is trading at 1.2204 USD, retreating from a three-year high at 1.2300 after some ECB officials have expressed concern about the currency strength. This month, the common currency has managed to stay ahead of expectations that the Central Bank will take steps for the abolition of incentive measures for the purpose of normalization of monetary policy.