Peter Stoneham is a journalist who writes for eFXdata, a platform that provides real-time foreign exchange news and analysis. Peter specializes in covering currency pairs such as EUR/USD, USD/JPY, and GBP/USD, providing insights on market trends, technical analysis, and potential trading opportunities. His articles aim to inform and guide traders in the foreign exchange market.
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Sterling maintaining a bid tone and we have raised our long stop to entry
GBP bull run stalling at the daily kijun line, 1.2761 We are long from 1.2640 for 1.2810 with a trailing stop at 1.2675 Target is just ahead of the 200-day moving average, 1.2821 The 10-day moving average provides support at 1.2680 key support and potential reversal point at 1.2619, Dec. 2 low
USD/CAD hit a 1.4011 low, a pip above our entry level Modest early Friday gains keeping the trade alive Fourteen day momentum has flipped back to positive and RSI is rising Need to see a climb above 1.4083, Dec. 4 high to put bull run back in play
EUR/GBP was due a correction following a sharp seven day decline Thursday's modest bounce eased some of the over sold condition
Payrolls likely to add volatility into EUR/USD: options could contain Option expiries for the New York cut include very large deals EUR 12.4 billion between 1.0450 and 1.0655: EUR 1.4 bln 1.0650-55s Next week sees large deals from Tuesday through Friday Tues EUR 6.36 bln, Wed EUR 3.9 bln, Thurs EUR4.85 bln and EUR 16.4 bln Frid
Our long target met at 1.4170 following early Monday push to 1.4175 We manage to book a little over 1% profit on the 1.4010 long play The high just shy of the 2024 peak at 1.4178 from Nov. 26 Daily RSI is diverging but both momentum and slow stochs have room to lift
Had been looking for better levels to fade the cross Might see a squeeze before the week is out but for now the offer holds
Daily double top at 1.4195 and bear run developing We have pulled our 1.4225 offer and will reevaluate Early Thurs weakness but still above Wed's 1.4120 low
New high for the year, 1.4243, and the bid is holding Daily RSI and slow stochs are overbought but positive momentum has room
Risk of a drop to the 10-day moving average line, currently 0.8280 Topside and a thin cloud and 100-day moving average provide resistance
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