Weekly Update 26/04/2015

Weekly Update 13/04/2015

Bruised, battered, and crippled, but back again for more!

Guess who's back? Yes, JT signing back on after another long absence. It's like riding a bike again - you never really forget. The only exception was that I was never good at riding the FX bike to begin with. So once again, I find myself bolting the training wheels back on.

Been looking back at the chart with fresh eyes and it helps. The key economic backdrops at the moment:
- The Greek deal, impacting Euro denominated pairs
- US Fed policy, impacting all dollar pairs
- Iran nuclear deal and the Saudi States oil price war, impacting Oil
- China slow down, killing the antipodean pairs

With that out of the way, he is my current currency trend chart.

Got burnt

So, for all the alignment we had in fundamentals and technicals,the Aussie remained stubbornly high. Price action continued to range and knocked out all my stops. Frustrating.

Not much in the way of price action setups today. Have an order for the AUD/JPY to short waiting on the sidelines. GBP/JPY also looks attractive with price below key resistance level.

Aussie Ripe For Selling

So after yesterday's not so amazing employment figures release, the Aussie has ended the trading day in negative territory. Technical indicators are pointing South and some nice setups appearing this morning:

Trades are set. Will be keeping a close eye on the price action today.

Ho Hum...

Not much happening really post the 4th of July. All a bit boring in the market at the moment with most pairs still stuck in their ranges.

Aussie unemployment figures coming up tomorrow and heading into a heavy docket to round out the week. May see breakout price action which yields some opportunities next week.

Morning update 04/07/2014

AUD was smashed in yesterday's trade. A reaction to the speech from RBA boss man Glenn Stevens. Another inflection point for the Aussie after its multi-week correction rally. Will be watching to see if any selling opportunities arise in the coming days.

USD stronger after better employment figures, but activity still remains muted with Independence Day holiday today.