This Week's events
GBP: Jan 27, 10:30 Gross Domestic Product (QoQ)
GBP: Jan 27, 10:30 Gross Domestic Product (YoY)
USD: Jan 27, 14:30 Durable Goods Orders
USD: Jan 27, 14:30 Durable Goods Orders ex Transportation
USD: Jan 27, 16:00 New Home Sales (MoM)
USD: Jan 27, 16:00 Consumer Confidence
USD: Jan 28, 20:00 Fed Interest Rate DecisionUSD: Jan 28, 20:00 Fed's Monetary Policy StatementUSD: Jan 29, 14:30 Initial Jobless ClaimsJPY: Jan 30, 00:30 National Consumer Price Index (YoY)EUR: Jan 30, 11:00 Consumer Price Index - Core (YoY)EUR: Jan 30, 11:00 Consumer Price Index (YoY)USD: Jan 30, 14:30 Gross Domestic Product AnnualizedUSD: Jan 30, 16:00 Reuters/Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index
EUR/USD
Last week the EUR/USD has oscillated around 1.1679.-1.1203. Towards the end of the week, the USD has strengthened against the EUR and finished the week at 1.1204. The closest support for this week is found at 1.1141. If this support is overcome, we can expect a decline down to 1.1000. The closest resistance for this week is found at 1.1328. If this resistance is overcome we can expect a growth up to 1.1460. This week we expect a bearish trend.
GBP/USD
Last week the GPB/USD has oscillated around 1.5211-1.4949. Towards the end of the week, the USD has strengthened against the GBP and finished the week at 1.5000. The closest support for this week is found at 1.5000. If this support is overcome, we can expect a decline down to 1.4949. The closest resistance for this week is found at 1.5050. If this resistance is overcome we can expect a growth up to 1.5080. This week we expect a bearish trend.
USD/JPY
Last week the USD/JPY has oscillated around 118.86-117.17. Towards the end of the week, USD has strengthened against the JPY and finished the week at 117.70. The closest support for this week is found at 117.55. If this support is overcome, we can expect a decline down to 117.17. The closest resistance for this week is found at 117.82. If this resistance is overcome we can expect a growth up to 118.19. This week we expect a bullish trend.
GOLD
Last week Gold has oscillated around 1271-1307. Towards the end of the week, Gold has strengthened and finished the week at 1290. The closest support for this week is found at 1271. If this support is overcome, we can expect a decline down to 1245. The closest resistance for this week is found at 1296. If this resistance is overcome we can expect a growth up to 1307. This week we expect a bearish trend.
GBP: Jan 27, 10:30 Gross Domestic Product (QoQ)
GBP: Jan 27, 10:30 Gross Domestic Product (YoY)
USD: Jan 27, 14:30 Durable Goods Orders
USD: Jan 27, 14:30 Durable Goods Orders ex Transportation
USD: Jan 27, 16:00 New Home Sales (MoM)
USD: Jan 27, 16:00 Consumer Confidence
USD: Jan 28, 20:00 Fed Interest Rate DecisionUSD: Jan 28, 20:00 Fed's Monetary Policy StatementUSD: Jan 29, 14:30 Initial Jobless ClaimsJPY: Jan 30, 00:30 National Consumer Price Index (YoY)EUR: Jan 30, 11:00 Consumer Price Index - Core (YoY)EUR: Jan 30, 11:00 Consumer Price Index (YoY)USD: Jan 30, 14:30 Gross Domestic Product AnnualizedUSD: Jan 30, 16:00 Reuters/Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index
EUR/USD
Last week the EUR/USD has oscillated around 1.1679.-1.1203. Towards the end of the week, the USD has strengthened against the EUR and finished the week at 1.1204. The closest support for this week is found at 1.1141. If this support is overcome, we can expect a decline down to 1.1000. The closest resistance for this week is found at 1.1328. If this resistance is overcome we can expect a growth up to 1.1460. This week we expect a bearish trend.
GBP/USD
Last week the GPB/USD has oscillated around 1.5211-1.4949. Towards the end of the week, the USD has strengthened against the GBP and finished the week at 1.5000. The closest support for this week is found at 1.5000. If this support is overcome, we can expect a decline down to 1.4949. The closest resistance for this week is found at 1.5050. If this resistance is overcome we can expect a growth up to 1.5080. This week we expect a bearish trend.
USD/JPY
Last week the USD/JPY has oscillated around 118.86-117.17. Towards the end of the week, USD has strengthened against the JPY and finished the week at 117.70. The closest support for this week is found at 117.55. If this support is overcome, we can expect a decline down to 117.17. The closest resistance for this week is found at 117.82. If this resistance is overcome we can expect a growth up to 118.19. This week we expect a bullish trend.
GOLD
Last week Gold has oscillated around 1271-1307. Towards the end of the week, Gold has strengthened and finished the week at 1290. The closest support for this week is found at 1271. If this support is overcome, we can expect a decline down to 1245. The closest resistance for this week is found at 1296. If this resistance is overcome we can expect a growth up to 1307. This week we expect a bearish trend.
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