Monday, 22 February 2016

HSBC 2015 net benefit down 1.2% at US$13.52b

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Singapore Q4 GDP seen changed lower, weight for facilitating develops

Singapore's economy is figure to have developed at a slower pace in the final quarter than at first suspected, underscoring why a few experts expect more fiscal jolt at the April survey given a debilitating viewpoint in the midst of loosening worldwide interest. The middle conjecture in a Reuters survey anticipated that GDP extended 4.0 for each penny on an annualized premise in the October-December quarter from the past quarter

HSBC 2015 net benefit down 1.2% at US$13.52b

Worldwide managing an account goliath HSBC declared Monday that its net benefit for 2015 dropped by 1.2 for each penny to US$13.52 billion from the earlier year after what it called "seismic movements" on the planet economy. Bunch administrator Douglas Flint portrayed the execution as "extensively agreeable" in an announcement, in spite of the fact that the bank's pre-charge benefit of US$18.9 billion missed investigators' conjecture of US$21.8 billion.


Todays Signal For GBP/USD

From  GMT+ 5:30   14:41
Till      GMT+ 5:30   18:41

              Buy

Buy at                  1.4152
Take Profit at       1.4228
Stop loss at          1.4068



Forex Outlook for the Week Ahead

EUR/USD
EURUSD initially fell during the day on Friday, but bounced in order to form a hammer. This happened on Thursday as well, and right at the 1.1050 level where we would anticipate seeing quite a bit of support. With that being the case, the market looks as if it is ready to continue going higher now. If we can break above the top of both hammers, the market should then try to reach towards the 1.13 level, perhaps even higher than that. 1 Week Free Trial in FOREX
Forecast- EURUSD fell quite a bit during the course of the week, testing the 1.1050 level. Ultimately, the market looks as if there could be buyers there, so we are willing to go long on a short-term chart, but at this point in time it’s difficult to make a longer-term trade as there isn’t much in the way of room in order to continue to place a longer-term trade. With that being said, we look to the shorter-term charts in order to place some type of position.
GBP/USD
The GBPUSD pair initially fell during the day on Friday but found enough support near the 1.4250 level to turn things around and form a bit of a hammer. At this point in time, it looks like we will probably bounce. However, there is a significant amount of resistance above that should continue to work against the value of the British pound. We recognize the 1.45 level is where we start to see serious selling opportunities going forward.
Forecast- The GBPUSD pair fell significantly during the course of the week, testing the 1.42 level for support. Ultimately, the market looks as if it will continue to go lower but we may get a slight bounce in this general vicinity. Rallies at this point in time should be selling opportunities, as the British pound continues to soften in general. We believe that this market is heading down to the 1.40 level given enough time, and as a result remain very bearish overall and believe that the market will continue to favour the short-sellers.
AUD/USD
AUDUSD initially fell on Friday, but turned back around to form a somewhat positive candle. However, there is quite a bit of resistance above and as a result we are not willing to start buying this particular market right now. On the other hand, if we can break above the 0.7250 level, which is the top of a shooting star, we would be buyers.
Forecast- AUDUSD pair fell during the beginning of the week, but found enough support below to turn things back around and form a hammer again. This happened the previous week as well, and we are now pressing up against what had previously been the uptrend line. A break down below the bottom of the hammer would be a rather negative sign, and a move below the 0.70 level very negative as well.
USD/JPY
The USDJPY pair went back and forth on Friday, showing quite a bit of reluctance to make any real move. Ultimately, this is a market that should continue to go lower, but we also recognize that a short-term bounce could happen. It’s not until we get above the 150 level that we would be buyers, so we are looking for weakness to sell war break down below the bottom of the range for the session on Friday.
Forecast- The USDJPY pair initially tried to rally during the course of the week, but found enough resistance of the 150 level to turn things around and form a somewhat negative candle. Because of this, we find yourselves below the 113 level and it now looks as if the market is ready to go down to the 110 level. There is a significant amount of support in that general vicinity though, so we do not think that the market will go much lower than that anytime soon. Keep in mind that this market tends to be very sensitive to risk appetite, so as stock markets ago, so will this pair.

Friday, 19 February 2016

Ringgit drives decreases in Asia as oil directs money's moves

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1. Oil costs keep on managing moves in the Malaysian ringgit, which dropped the most in Asia in the wake of energizing on Thursday on an assention by Russia and Saudi Arabia to stop yield to shore up costs.

 2. South Korea's national bank and the fund service said on Friday they will take all measures fundamental against extreme developments in dollar-won exchanging, which they feel has been strengthening. "The Bank of Korea and the administration feel that late developments in the dollar-won conversion standard have been unnecessary and are worried that group conduct in the business sector has been strengthening,"

3. China's national bank will infuse 10 billion yuan (S$2.15 billion)into the currency markets through seven-day reverse security repurchase concurrences on Friday, merchants said. This will bring the aggregate net channel from the business sector this week to 455 billion yuan, the most in three years. This figure does exclude last Sunday's infusion.

Todays Signal For EUR/USD

From  GMT+ 5:30   09:39
Till      GMT+ 5:30  13:39

               Sell

Sell at                  1.113
Take Profit at       1.1102
Stop loss at          1.1078

                             Top Gainers

Current Bar Current Last Change(Pips) Change(%)
NZDJPY 74.86 74.55 31 0.41%
CADJPY 82.17 81.85 32 0.39%
AUDJPY 80.4 80.09 31 0.39%
GBPJPY 162 161.4 60 0.37%
CHFJPY 114 113.7 30 0.26%
EURJPY 125.72 125.4 32 0.25%
USDJPY 113.03 112.76 27 0.24%
NZDUSD 0.6623 0.6611 12 0.18%
NZDCHF 0.6566 0.6555 11 0.17%
USDCAD 1.3753 1.3774 -21 -0.15%
EURNZD 1.6789 1.6814 -25 -0.15%
CADCHF 0.7207 0.7197 10 0.14%
GBPUSD 1.4332 1.4313 19 0.13%
EURCAD 1.5297 1.5317 -20 -0.13%
AUDCHF 0.7051 0.7042 9 0.13%
AUDUSD 0.7112 0.7103 9 0.13%


Thursday, 18 February 2016

The ringgit drove picks up in developing markets

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The ringgit drove picks up in developing markets after financial development and the surplus in Malaysia's present record beat evaluations, adding to enhancing estimation connected to a recuperation in oil.

The CEO of Uber Technologies Inc said the organization is blazing through more than a billion dollars a year in China, where it is secured a wild fight with bigger nearby opponent Didi Kuaidi to bait customers with cut-value bargains. 


Uber's China unit helped its valuation a month ago to more than US$8 billion after it brought over US$1 billion up in its most recent financing round, in spite of the fact that the US ride-hailing application is not yet gainful in the terrain because of extraordinary rivalry.

Todays Signal For EUR/USD

From  GMT+ 5:30   15:52
Till      GMT+ 5:30  19:52

                 Buy

Sell at                  1.1123
Take Profit at      1.1158
Stop loss at          1.1078

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Todays Forex News



Feb 16 The yen bounced back against the dollar on Tuesday, as a modest recovery in risk appetite fizzled after top oil producers Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed to freeze
The dollar had gained over 1 percent against the safe-haven Japanese currency on Monday, and more than 3 percent since hitting a 15-month low on Thursday, as investors' nerves were calmed a touch by a recovery in shares and oil prices.

Todays Signal For EUR/USD

From  GMT+ 5:30   7:24
Till      GMT+ 5:30  11:24

                 Buy

Sell at                 1.1136
Take Profit at      1.1158
Stop loss at         1.1108

Top Gainers



 EURUSD +0.19% 1.11624 GoUp
 GBPUSD -0.05% 1.42945 GoUp
 USDJPY -0.26% 113.741 GoUp
 USDCHF -0.20% 0.98638 GoUp
 EURGBP +0.26% 0.78073 GoUp
 EURJPY -0.08% 126.978 GoUp
 GBPJPY -0.32% 162.599 GoUp
 AUDUSD -0.18% 0.70947 GoUp
 USDCAD +0.03% 1.38664 GoUp
 NZDUSD -0.13% 0.65643 GoUp
 AUDCAD -0.14% 0.98379 GoUp
 EURCHF 0.00% 1.10120 GoUp
 GBPCHF -0.24% 1.41012 GoUp
 EURAUD +0.42% 1.57273 GoUp
 CHFJPY -0.02% 115.281 GoUp
 AUDCHF -0.38% 0.69974 GoUp
 AUDJPY -0.45% 80.706 GoUp
 AUDNZD +0.07% 1.08009 GoUp
 CADCHF -0.20% 0.71098 GoUp














































































































 

Tuesday, 16 February 2016

Todays Forex news

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The US dollar on Monday, February 15, 2016, finished exchanging at J$121.84, up by three pennies as indicated by the Bank of Jamaica's day by day outside trade exchanging outline

In the mean time, the Canadian dollar finished exchanging at J$86.78, up from J$85.52, while the British pound sterling finished exchanging at J$171.97, down from J$174.18.

The dollar stood tall against the yen and euro on Tuesday as a skip in values and unrefined petroleum costs tempered worldwide hazard avoidance that battered the greenback a week ago.

Todays Signal For EUR/USD

From GMT+ 5:30 10:34
Till    GMT+ 5:30 14:37

     SELL

Sell at                 1.1156
Take Profit at     1.1122
Stop loss at         1.1202

Monday, 15 February 2016

Yen holds weaker in front of Japan GDP information, China exchange ahead

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The yen held weaker early Monday in Asia as financial specialists anticipated total national output figures from Tokyo and exchange information from China where markets open following a week-long occasion.

USD/JPY changed hands at 113.56, up 0.30%, while AUD/USD exchanged at 0.7107, down 0.01%. EUR/USD exchanged at 1.1236, down 0.17%.

Markets in both the U.S. what's more, Canada will be shut for national occasions.

Todays EUR/USD signal

SELL
Sell at                  1.1228
Take profit at       1.1192
Stop loss at          1.1272 

Current Bar  Current    Last Change(Pips)      Change(%)
NZDJPY75.44   74.94           +50                     +0.66%
AUDJPY80.92   80.43+49+0.61%
NZDCHF0.6498 0.6461+37+0.57%
EURNZD1.6895            1.6981-86-0.51%
EURAUD1.57531.5828-75-0.48%
CADJPY82.0881.70+38+0.46%
NZDUSD0.66460.6616+30+0.45%
AUDCHF0.69690.6940+29+0.42%
EURCAD1.55291.5586-57-0.37%
AUDUSD0.71280.7102+26+0.36%
GBPJPY164.71164.13+58+0.35%
CADCHF0.70690.7049+20+0.28%
CHFJPY116.08115.77+31+0.27%