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FOREX INSIGHTS 30-JAN

CURRENCY PAIR UPDATES WITH EQUIDIOUS RESEARCH

EUR/USD:

  • EUR/USD appears to have met a tough resistance in the 1.1450 region, where sits the key 100-day SMA.
  • Extra gains need the pair to clear this area on a sustainable note. The 1.1500 neighbourhood should then emerges as the next target.
  •  EUR/USD should remain unchanged while underpinned by the 1.1290 area, where coincide YTD lows and the short-term support line.

GBP/USD:

  • The recovery in the GBP/USD pair from weekly lows of 1.3058 lost legs just shy of the 1.31 handle, as the bears keep the upside attempts capped amid the return of the Brexit deal-related uncertainty. 
  • EU likely to reject May’s new plan, Cable could drop further to 1.3000.
  • All eyes on FOMC decision ahead of the UK-EU renegotiation.
  • UK PM May to renegotiate the Irish backstop with the EU, as Brady’s amendment was approved. 

USD/JPY:

  • The USD/JPY pair met with some fresh supply and is currently placed at the lower end of its daily trading range. 
  • The USD remains on the defensive amid dovish Fed expectations and does little to lend any support.
  • Focus remains on the latest FOMC monetary policy update and the high-level US-China trade talks.
  • Japanese Yen found some support from upbeat domestic data, showing that monthly retail sales jumped 1.3% y/y in December as compared to 0.8% expected but down slightly from the previous month's strong reading of 1.4%.

AUDUSD:

  • The one-month 25 delta risk reversals on the Aussie dollar, a gauge of calls to puts on the Australian currency, has hit the highest level since Dec. 19, indicating investors are unwinding bearish bets on the AUD. riday's settlement.
  • The demand for bearish bets, however, has weakened significantly in the last few weeks. This is evident from the fact that risk reversals stood at stood at -1.0 on Jan. 22 and -1.15 on Jan. 3.
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