Good
Morning, Good Afternoon or Good Evening where ever you are in the world. This
is Texas Trade Report for 11 December 2013. I will be talking about the
NZD/CAD, GBP/AUD, and CAD/CHF currency pairs in this daily report. This is sole
focus of this report. Before I can go any further, here is the risk
disclaimer.
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Onto the
NZD/CAD, this pair had made it down to 0.8722 the daily chart. This pair is
still very much in an uptrend. For the bullish trend to hold, we need to see if
test 0.8607 support area to maintain our bullish bias on this pair on a daily
time frame. Later on at 20:00 GMT, we have the RBNZ interest rate bank decision
along with the policy statement and press conference with New Zealand Reserve
Bank Chairman Graeme Wheeler. Mr. Wheeler will give clues possibly where he
would like to see the Kiwi go. His previous statements and speeches that he
would like to see lower Kiwi. I believe as soon as interest rates are raised
that the hot money will flow into New Zealand. This will push the New Zealand
dollar higher. Investors will invest in New Zealand when this happens. As I
said earlier this pair is very bullish and as long as it continues that a
retest around the 0.8607 support area would confirm the bullish bias for this
pair. Also, the Chinese data does affect this pair came in negative. Industrial
Production for Year to Date came in at 10.0% versus 10.3% from the previous
month. This does affect the Kiwi because New Zealand is a trading partner of
China. At the moment, there are no reports for Canada. We will continue to the bullish bias for the
meantime until anything changes.
Onto the
CAD/CHF, this pair is still trending downward and looks like it has not yet
found a bottom yet. It is currently trading at 0.8357.I don’t expect this to stay down
forever. A test above the 0.8524 would
confirm a break of the continuous downward trend that it has found a bottom on
the daily time frame. There are not at the moment any reports from Canada or
are there any reports coming out of Switzerland. I do expect that this pair
will bottom and try to break the downward trend. If this pair can break above
the 0.8524 as we stated earlier, I believe it would signal that the downward
trend has ended short term. This pair will probably trend downward for the
short and medium term. Until I see any evidence of the stochastics turning
upward and showing more interest in buying it will continue to trend down. I
will wait until we can get a break around the 0.8524 area to place a buy trade
at this point. Also, we would need to see after it breaks and that hold that as
support. We will stay neutral at this point until we can see a break in the
down trend for this pair. Last, week had good economic data coming out of
Canada. I don’t expect that the Loonie will stay on its present course
forever. The employment numbers were
good last Friday. We will hold as I said earlier.
Onto the
GBP/AUD, this pair has been meandering a bit and not looking like that it wants
to go anywhere. It is currently trading at 1.8036 at the time of writing this
trading report. Previously, we stated that the data for Industrial Production
for China was not good and really did not help the Aussie gain the traction it
needed to send this pair lower. As result, it has been ranging for the moment.
We have the unemployment numbers coming out of Australia at 00:30 GMT. The
reports are the Employment Change, Fulltime Employment and the Part-time
employment figures for the month of November. If we see good data from those
reports, I do expect that this will help to send this pair lower. If we can
test the 1.7245 area, this would maintain the bullish trend. The data coming of
the UK has been good in some spots and bad in other spots. This pair is known
to be “REAL” Orient Express” than the GBP/JPY because it is more volatile. It
can really move very quickly. It does trend really well. Carney and company
will cut back on the assets purchases. This will help the British pound go
higher. They are preparing for their exit strategy much soon than a lot of
their counterparts that have engaged in monetary stimulus. I still hold a
bullish bias for the time being. It looks this way for the medium term on the
daily time frame. There are not any major economic reports for the UK at this
time. We will continue to maintain our bullish bias.
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