Fed Chair Janet Yellen offers no significant comment on monetary policy. She says that the economy gains when more people work, which is not breaking news, to say the least. She also notes that young people should be better prepared for the labor market. The US dollar remains pressured as markets await the hyped vote [...]
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The main story of the day is whether or not Trump care will pass the first hurdle in the House vote. If the bill passes, it is seen as a sign that Trump is in control, can pass complex legislation and then proceed to cut taxes and splashing the cash on infrastructure as promised during the [...]
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The euro enjoyed some hawkish comments by the ECB as well as optimism about the outcome of the French elections. What’s next? Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews: Barclays Capital Research has upgraded its macro forecasts for the Euro area seeing growth to 1.7% for 2017 and 2018. Despite better growth, Barclays forecasts the output [...]
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Brits are back to buying: a rise of 1.4% in headline sales in February, much better than expected. While this is accompanied by a downwards revision, we have a beat also on the y/y numbers” 3.7%. Excluding fuel, sales are up 1.3% m/m and 4.1% y/y. GBP/USD is jumping, topping 1.25. The high so far is 1.2527. The next [...]
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The Australian dollar is torn between positive Chinese data and not-so-good employment data at home. The wobbles of the US dollar also play a role in AUD/USD. What do the technical levels tell us? Here is the view from NAB: Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews: NAB Technical FX Research notes that while AUD/USD 2017 uptrend [...]
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NZDJPY has been bearish since the beginning of this week. The pair seems to have found its resistance at 79.450. The price then has kept making lower low on the H4 time frame. There is a lot of room for the price to go further down. Thus, as far as the H4 chart is concerned NZDJPY might offer short entry soon. Let us have a look at the H4 chart to find out the levels that we need to keep our eyes on….
NZDJPY Free Forex Trading Signals – 23rd March 2017
As we can see that, the price produced an H4 Engulfing candle and came up to the level of 77.960. The pair has produced some corrective H4 candles. The level of 78.470 has been working as a level of resistance. The price already has had some rejections from this level. If this level produces an H4 Engulfing candle, which breaks the level of 77.960, then selling the pair would get some green pips for the traders.
If we get an H1 breakout instead at the same level, this trade setup would still be valid.
Let us have a look at the summary of the trade…
We often see that a candle makes a breakout, but the next candle comes back to the place where the price previously was. Like here, if this H4 candle goes up breaching the resistance level, but the next H4 candle comes back into the resistance level, then we should consider that the level is held and the trade setup is valid. This is what is called false break. It is often seen price goes towards the trend even with stronger momentum after having a false break.
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