Euro Flat Close to 1.2900, the narrow-range 1.2905/1.2899. EUR / USD is currently trading in a very narrow range between 1.2905/1.2899 for 4 hours while the U.S. markets were closed due to storm Sandy, last at 1.2902. The euro was down 0.25% so far in a week, looking for the defense in its daily low at 1.2885 movement. According to Valeria Bednarik, Chief Analyst at Fxstreet.com: "hourly chart shows a neutral stance, with the SMA-20 are still at relatively low levels heading above the current price," the analyst said, adding: "In the 4 hours chart, Euro mapped also bearish technical outlook for prices, has no reason to go down lower: BOJ monetary policy decision is a major risk factor for the next few hours, and will likely set the market tone for the current session. "
Valeria continued: "For the daily trend line down of Euro, today will be recorded at 1.2955, which is a key resistance level to clear bearish signal and provide opportunities bullish," with the support level at 1.2880, 1.2840 and 1.2800. While the level of resistance can be found at 1.2935, 1.2955 and 1.2980.
Shadowing Euro Uncertainty Continues
The euro fell versus the dollar and yen earlier this week, amid continued uncertainty over Greek austerity deal and no signs of Spain will ask for a bailout. Risks increasingly threaten Greek bankruptcy after international creditors on Monday declined to give further concessions on labor law changes, which continue to be debated by the ruling coalition partners. While the funds owned by Athena just enough until mid-November.
"Although the European bond auctions and Spanish bond payments are due this week may be able to run smoothly, stability can not be achieved as long as there is no quick solution to the problem of Europe," said Kathy Lien, director of BK manager Asset Management in New York. Trade on Monday itself took a slim volume as the closure of the U.S. market due to threats of Hurricane Sandy, who probably also will continue until Tuesday
U.S. Election Polling Trigger Negative Sentiment Aussie
Australian Dollar dragged down Asian stocks drop amid concerns emerge over the U.S. presidential election poll results, which eroded the demand for high-yield assets is high. But the weaker currency often called Aussie is estimated to be limited, following the rate cut reduced speculation the Reserve Bank of Australia at its policy meeting next week.
"The latest polls still show a relatively balanced support for Romney and Obama, who assessed the market leads to uncertainty," said Ray Attrill, deputy head of currency strategy at National Australia Bank Ltd.. in Sidney. "And that led to a negative movement in the market risk. Which might be able to deliver the Aussie fell back below $ 1.03."
Results Ohio Newspaper Association poll released on Sunday showed Romney - Obama will outperform. At the same time, another poll for 1015 voters showed they support a balanced sound.
Valeria continued: "For the daily trend line down of Euro, today will be recorded at 1.2955, which is a key resistance level to clear bearish signal and provide opportunities bullish," with the support level at 1.2880, 1.2840 and 1.2800. While the level of resistance can be found at 1.2935, 1.2955 and 1.2980.
Shadowing Euro Uncertainty Continues
The euro fell versus the dollar and yen earlier this week, amid continued uncertainty over Greek austerity deal and no signs of Spain will ask for a bailout. Risks increasingly threaten Greek bankruptcy after international creditors on Monday declined to give further concessions on labor law changes, which continue to be debated by the ruling coalition partners. While the funds owned by Athena just enough until mid-November.
"Although the European bond auctions and Spanish bond payments are due this week may be able to run smoothly, stability can not be achieved as long as there is no quick solution to the problem of Europe," said Kathy Lien, director of BK manager Asset Management in New York. Trade on Monday itself took a slim volume as the closure of the U.S. market due to threats of Hurricane Sandy, who probably also will continue until Tuesday
U.S. Election Polling Trigger Negative Sentiment Aussie
Australian Dollar dragged down Asian stocks drop amid concerns emerge over the U.S. presidential election poll results, which eroded the demand for high-yield assets is high. But the weaker currency often called Aussie is estimated to be limited, following the rate cut reduced speculation the Reserve Bank of Australia at its policy meeting next week.
"The latest polls still show a relatively balanced support for Romney and Obama, who assessed the market leads to uncertainty," said Ray Attrill, deputy head of currency strategy at National Australia Bank Ltd.. in Sidney. "And that led to a negative movement in the market risk. Which might be able to deliver the Aussie fell back below $ 1.03."
Results Ohio Newspaper Association poll released on Sunday showed Romney - Obama will outperform. At the same time, another poll for 1015 voters showed they support a balanced sound.
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