Currency Market: AUD and GBP overbought, DXY and EUR ranges
|AUD/USD broke its long standing and much written line at 0.7821 and traded 57 pips to 0.7877. Above 0.7821, AUD/USD ranges between 0.7821 to the 10 year average at 0.8305 or 484 pips. Below 0.7821, AUD/USD trades 0.7821 to 0.7308 or 513 pips. Below 0.7821 exists 0.7605.
DXY last week maintained its 148 pip range between 89.95 to 91.43. Above 91.43 next targets 92.78 in a 135 pip range.
GBP as written in the last post maintains deep overbought status across all GBP pairs except GBP/NZD. Watch 1.9136 this week for best moves.
EUR/USD opens in fairly perfect neutrality however ranges continue to compress. Problem pair EUR/JPY and all JPY cross pairs maintain deeply overbought status for week 4. EUR/CAD, EUR/NZD and EUR/AUD open the week massive oversold. EUR/CAD and EUR/AUD will provide the best moves.
Stand clear EUR/CHFas AUD/CHF and NZD/CHF will provide better movements.
NZD/USD 0.7267 then 0.7356 Vs 0.7267 and 0.7990. NZD/CAD is ovebought while NZD/JPY heading into week 4 maintains richter scale overbought status.
Overall, NZD/USD traded 200 pips from 0.7100's to 0.7300's for the past 2 months and provided support to GBP and AUD to allow both to move higher. Explains the divergence seen in EUR/NZD Vs GBP/NZD this week.
USD/JPY watch 104.97 and USD/CAD 1.2587 Vs 1.2826.
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