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Results for 'EURAUD'

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London Session: EUR declines on data bloodbath

Updated Apr 2, 2013 8:00:00 AM


The FX market is a capricious beast – yesterday the dollar was sold, today it’s been bought. A trend has been hard to find in these stop-start markets as traders struggle to see a clear path of where currencies go next. Interestingly, European stocks have bucked the trend set by the US markets yesterday and traded the first day of the new quarter in an upbeat style (yesterday, European markets were closed for Easter). This  [...] Continue Reading

Tags: dollar, EURAUD, Eurozone economy, EURUSD, GBPUSD, London session

London Session: Dijsselbloem speaks sense, but EUR set to continue sell off

Updated Mar 26, 2013 8:00:00 AM


Yesterday’s “Dijssel-bomb” highlighted how breaking taboos can cause the markets to get all in a flutter. The head of the Eurogroup of finance ministers’ Dijsselbloem has caused a rift with the ECB, and earlier today ECB member Couere said that Cyprus was a special case, and not a template of how future bank bailouts in the Eurozone will be dealt with. But I can’t help thinking that Dijsselbloem had the support of the EU high  [...] Continue Reading

Tags: Cyprus, EURAUD, EURUSD, London session, US ECONOMY

Asia Session: The aussie takes a hit ahead of the RBA’s rates decision

Updated Mar 3, 2013 11:03:21 PM


The market’s attention was fixated on the aussie today ahead of tomorrow’s monetary policy meeting in Australia. A surprisingly large drop in building approvals in Australia during January, fears about Beijing tightening property mortgage rules and a fall in sentiment in China’s services sector caused AUDUSD to drop through a support level around 1.0180, before the pair hit a large support zone around 1.0155. Conversely, the sell-off cleared away some tenacious orders just below 1.0180  [...] Continue Reading

Tags: Asia Session, AUDUSD, Aussie, BoJ, building approvals, company profits, EURAUD, jobs, JPY, Kuroda, labour market, RBA

Asia Session: Australia’s labour market is still soft

Updated Dec 5, 2012 10:44:38 PM


Australia’s unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped to 5.2% from 5.4% in November, sending AUD rocketing higher. AUDUSD failed, however, to breach a mass of resistance around 1.0485, before retracing slightly later in the session after investors realised it didn’t have the steam to push through said resistance level. Not all good news from Australia’s labour market The employment data out of Australia wasn’t all good. In fact, it paints a picture of a fairly soft  [...] Continue Reading

Tags: Asia Session, Australian labour market data, EURAUD, NZD, RBA, RBNZ, the aussie, the euro, the kiwi, Unemployment rate

Asia Session: AUDUSD held its ground despite softer than expected Q3 AU GDP data

Updated Dec 4, 2012 10:28:33 PM


AUDUSD managed to hold onto its overnight gains despite a softer than expected Q3 Australian GDP figure. The market was expecting GDP to have expanded 0.6%, the same as Q2. Instead, the headline figure for the September quarter was 0.5%, which brings y/y GDP growth to 3.1%. The number brings with it some mixed feelings regarding the health of the Australian economy. Whilst Australia has one of the highest growth rates amongst developed nations, it  [...] Continue Reading

Tags: Asia Session, AUD, Australia, EURAUD, EURUSD, GDP, labour market, RBA, the aussie

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