| Daily Forex Technicals | Written by Varengold Bank | Oct 16 08 07:36 GMT | | |
| Good morning. The FX market is comparatively steady than the Equity market. Yesterday the Equity markets crashed down again. The Dow had its biggest decline since 1987, with a loss of 733.08 basic points. Also other major indices like DAX, FTSE, NIKKEI and co. note losses in two digit percent areas Markets reviewThe JPY falls across the board despite the Nikkei decrease of 9.6%, with a strong positive correlation between stocks and USD/JPY, which shows signs of break downs. The FOREX market is getting pushed around by players who are rushing to dump risky assets. Some traders said exchange rate moves are being driven by what investors need to sell or buy because they are dumping assets. The USD/JPY is up 0.3% to 100.25, while the EUR/JPY climbs up 0.3% to 135.40. The AUD/JPY dips 4% to 67.62 while the NZD/JPY goes up to 4% to 61.49. On a 90- day basis, the correlation between Nikkei and USD/JPY is down to -0.79 from a plus of 0.55 in September, while the Nikkei and AUD/JPY correlation is still at a very high level of +0.94. The correlation between Nikkei and EUR/JPY is at +0.92. The AUD jumps down 1.9% to 0.6508 despite broad slide in Asian Shares. The currency surge is due to short covering, adding that there wasn't any particular bit of news that triggered the move. So some people in the market were trying to spread false rumours about the RBA intervening. The market moves are exacerbated by low liquidity. The EUR and high yielding currencies slide as world stocks fell, ending a rally seen earlier this week after US and European governments announced sweeping bank rescue plans. The EUR is down 1.02 percent and close the day at 1.3453, GBP is down 1.36 percent and close at 1.7175 and CAD lost 2,5 percent. Technical analysisAUD/JPYAfter the high losses of the AUD versus the JPY the currency pair's support level established at 64.81. The market touched the support level the third time after a trend return at the beginning of this week. The market trades straight at the Support actually and a further increase could cement the support but a break could be possible. | |
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