Wednesday, November 18, 2020

FX: Daily London Session Watchlist: EUR/JPY

 I'm considering accepting the way things are on EUR/JPY's present moment and long haul downtrend.

The pair looks prime for another remedy to a close by obstruction level, and it would seem that the euro could stay under disadvantage tension.

Before we talk arrangements, make a point to peruse the movers and shakers in the late U.S. furthermore, the majority of Asian meeting exchanging!

 

 1. U.S. headline retail sales up 0.3% vs. 0.5% consensus
2.  U.S. core retail sales up 0.2% vs. 0.6% consensus
3.  U.S. import prices dipped 0.1% vs. 0.2% expected gain
4.   U.S. industrial production rose 1.1% as expected
5.    Fed head Powell: Pace of U.S. improvement slowing, recovery uneven
  6.   New Zealand GDT price index showed 1.8% gain in dairy prices
 7.   New Zealand PPI input prices up by 0.6% in Q3 vs. -0.1% consensus
  8.  New Zealand PPI output prices down by 0.3% instead of staying flat
  9.  RBA Governor Lowe: Australia needs to keep a strong relationship with China, sees no bubble in housing market
   10. Australia’s MI leading index posted 0.1% uptick in November
 11.   Japanese trade surplus narrowed from 0.44T JPY to 0.31T JPY
  12.  Australian wage price index up 0.1% vs. 0.2% consensus in Q3
 113.   BOJ head Kuroda: Easing won’t be ending anytime soon, ETF purchases are part of easing
  14.  NAB closes branches due to physical security threats

Upcoming Potential Catalysts on the Economic Calendar:

   1. U.K. inflation reports coming up at 8:00 am GMT
    2. Eurozone final headline core CPI readings at 11:00 am GMT
  3.  BOE member Haldane to testify at 11:30 am GMT

What to Watch: EUR/JPY 

EUR/JPY Chart

Except if you're actually bustling making up for lost time with the most recent period of The Crown, you've presumably checked out danger off streams after the U.S. retail deals discharge.

This has supported the place of refuge yen in the most recent exchanging meetings, hosing the confidence that originated from positive immunization improvements.

EUR/JPY has just been on a slide in the course of recent days since a few countries in the euro area are forcing stricter lockdowns to keep the rising number of Covid cases in line.

The pair is cruising inside a falling pattern channel on the 1-hour graph and is ricocheting off help, so a snappy pullback to close by obstruction levels could draw more euro bears in.

The half Fib level lines up with the channel top close to the 124.00 major mental imprint and a territory of interest where dealers could be pausing. In case you're hoping to go short, better sit tight for Stochastic to reach overbought conditions or for the moving midpoints to make a bearish hybrid.
 

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FX: Daily London Session Watchlist: EUR/JPY

  I'm considering accepting the way things are on EUR/JPY's present moment and long haul downtrend. The pair looks prime for another...