Edek na pierwszy rzut oka wygląda prospadkowo , ale ja dzisiaj na nim nie gram .Stforex pisze:Wygląda, że EUR będzie skupowane w tym tygodniu.
Co może stać się gorszego niż do tej pory?
259 pisze:szlag mi trafi ten sell
Stforex pisze:Też jestem w sell, bo system mówił wczoraj sell
Ja też sprzedałem niżej._/_/Dariusz_/_/ pisze:AUDUSD na sell
AUSTRALIA: RBA governor Stevens says Australians shouldn't wish too
quickly for a lower A$, pointing out that there are big benefits for
consumers from the higher Aussie. Aussie-dollar now at $0.9953.
AUSSIE: The rate gains to $0.9961 from $0.9953 after Moody's maintained
stable outlook on Australia's AAA rating.
EURO-DOLLAR: trader flashes up that an 'interesting' name seen with
decent demand interest below $1.2500. Rate currently trades around
$1.2520, as it moves through the overnight high at $1.2517. Earlier
reports placed option linked offers above $1.2520, with macro sell
interest behind above $1.2540.
EURO-DOLLAR: Traders note that main demand seen from middle eastern
names, while earlier move up to $1.25262 was met by Asian sovereign
supply. Rate currently trades around $1.2518. Traders also note that the
$1.2500 level holds the strike ofa decent sized expiring option at
today's NY cut. Similar seen for Thursday's cut.
Te 0.9970/80 to moja przedostatnia liniaAUD/USD: Offers 0.9970/80 and 0.9990/00 and 1.0025/30 (1.0028-50% 1.0475/0.9581). Bids 0.9930/405 and 0.9900/10
AUD/JPY: Tech res 79.60 (50% 84.80/74.45) and 80.00, tech supp 77.70/75
Edit:SYDNEY--The Australian dollar was higher late Wednesday, trapped in a narrow range below parity with its U.S. counterpart amid ongoing fears surrounding the fate of the euro-zone economies.
National Australia Bank strategists said the local unit is still being underpinned by last week's strong growth figures, which showed Australia's economy recorded the strongest growth in the developed world in the first quarter, along with better-than-expected Chinese data at the weekend.
But short covering has "run out of steam at parity with the U.S. dollar," they added.
At 0603 GMT, the Australian dollar was at US$0.9942, compared with US$0.9902 late Tuesday and at Y79.17 from Y78.72. The local unit traded above parity offshore on Monday.
Reserve Bank of Australia Gov. Glenn Stevens, in his strongest endorsement yet of the exchange rate, said earlier Wednesday the strong Australian dollar is helping spread the benefits of a once-in-a-century mining boom by boosting the purchasing power of consumers.
"Every time we put petrol in our car, every time we go to a store and buy consumer durables or clothing, a lot of which is imported, every time we travel overseas we are benefiting from the high exchange rate, and indeed as consumers the exchange rate is one of the devices that is imparting to us the higher wealth that the mining boom brings," Mr. Stevens told an economic forum in Brisbane convened by the government.
In spite of that added purchasing power, and 75 basis points of cuts to official interest rates by the RBA since May 1, the mood of consumers remains subdued according to a private sector survey.
The Westpac-Melbourne Institute index of consumer sentiment increased by just 0.3% in June from May, while sentiment has risen only 1.1% from April and remains 1.7% below the level recorded in October last year.
EURO-DOLLAR: Traders now flash up that a major Dutch name seen with sell
interest. This name is known to sometimes work for the Swiss official,
as it diversifies out of intervention bought euros, taken in defence of
the Chf1.2000 floor. Rate currently trades around $1.2523. Despite
reports of Asian sovereign and this noted supply, rate holding firm.
