Post Tagged with: "NZD/USD"
NZD/USD: Trading New Zealand’s Employment Figures
Employment figures are important in every country. In New Zealand, they have an even greater impact, as they are published only once per quarter. Here are all the details and 5 scenarios for the reaction of NZD/USD. Published on Wednesday at 22:45 GMT. Indicator Background Q4 2010 didn’t look too good in New Zealand, The
Yen Intervention Coming Soon?
The current levels of the Japanese yen put the Japanese BOJ and MOF on high alert. David Rodriguez of DailyFX discusses the chances of a big intervention if USD/JPY reaches the historic lows, and answers 4 additional fundamental questions about the debt ceiling, the EU Summit details and more. David Rodriguez is a quantitative analyst
Forex Reads for the Weekend – July 23
Isn’t summertime supposed to be a quiet period in the markets? Not this summer. The drama around the European summit supplied another roller coaster week. Before the new week ignites further action, it is time to enjoy some long term forex reads. Here are my recommendations, from selected places on the web. Enjoy! Not everybody
NZD/USD Should Get More Attention
The New Zealand dollar / US dollar usually ends lists of currency pairs, and is sometimes just left out of them. The currency is just above the “exotic” grade, enjoys a few positive characteristics, and should gain more attention from currency traders. Here are 5 reasons why. With a population of less than 4.5 million
NZD/USD: Trading the New Zealand GDP Release
After NZD/USD tested new highs, it will now face a significant test with the release of GDP in New Zealand. The publication, which is first and final, provides a trading opportunity. Here are the details and 5 possible scenarios for NZD/USD. Update: The publication was postponed by one week, to July 13th, 22:45 GMT. Indicator
5 Most Predictable Currency Pairs
There are forex pairs which will slow down and bounce back as they get close to a distinct support ro resistance line. If they do have strong, determined momentum, they will break through without looking back. These pairs, that tend to obey the rules, are the more predictable ones. Not all of them are. Here
NZD/USD: Trading the New Zealand PPI
New Zealand release inflation data only once per quarter, making the publication a big event that impacts rate decisions. The upcoming release holds low expectations, that might turn into a very strong moves. Here are the details about this event, and 5 possible scenarios for NZD/USD reactions. Published Tuesday, 22:45 GMT. Indicator background Inflation numbers
Just no stopping the Chinese economic juggernaut
Notwithstanding some determined efforts by policy officials over recent months, there seems to be no stopping the juggernaut that is the Chinese economy. In the first quarter of this year, GDP in China grew by 9.7%, above expectations and essentially in line with the 9.8% increase recorded in Q4. Propelling growth in the first quarter
5 Most Unpredictable Currency Pairs
Some currency pairs just give you a headache: they take a slow walk through clear lines of support or resistance, make jumps when nobody’s looking and get traders to draw strange lines on the charts. These currencies are the least predictable ones. Here are my top 5 pairs that are most challenging for technical analysis:
Trepidation sets the market tone
Bernanke relatively relaxed on energy prices New Zealand dollar lower on rate cut speculation US manufacturing setting a blistering pace The plucky pound Germany et al not keen to re-negotiate Irish loan terms Guest post by FxPro Markets remain in defensive mood, given the escalation of events in Libya and also the increased fears regarding Saudi