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The US will stop making a political issue out of it when China unleashes that puppy to run freely. How about that? So let’s commend President Obama for calling out China’s currency policy which could be dubbed “politically dictated”, at least. But then let’s ask President Obama to further consider…

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Cable has broken above the Resistance at 1.5100-30 region and is now trading higher. The Home price data release which showed the fastest pace of increase in the UK house prices in more than seven years supported the price rise. Immediate Resistance is seen in 1.5200-30 region which is expected…

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The lack of 1st tier economic data and stories that have failed to capture the market’s imagination have kept FX markets in check. However, in Japan the rhetoric is really heating up, with even stronger worded comments regarding the stronger JPY and their perpetual fight against inflation, being hurled in…

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US Retail Sales is the most important number out today, but we are once again dealing with a February number and the weather impact is an unknown. Vehicle sales dropped for a second month in a row in February and they are now down 8% from December.

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Yesterday’s lack of interest seems to point to a test of the 1.3711 area and preferably the 1.3667 area should support for that. However, take care here as I feel that while any stronger bearish stance is valid then this is the area from where it will start… Therefore a…

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Retails sales in New Zealand rose for the fifth time in the last six months alongside rising consumer confidence that reached the highest level in three years. Today’s report is adding to forecasts that retail sales will be leading the nation’s recovery in the first quarter of this year.

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Currencies dithered all day long yet again, and mostly ended the day back at the starting point. Commodity currencies tried to sell-off, but ended the day unchanged. JPY crosses did largely the same. Meanwhile, risk ended the day on another high note, with the major US indices closing at a…

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The Usd/Jpy is trading back in the 90.00 area, flanked by the 20, 50 and the 100-day moving averages. This area has limited the pair’s moves. If Usd/Jpy finds the necessary momentum to push higher, it might reach the 92.50 area.

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