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where ever you are in the world. This is the Sunday and Weekend Edition of
Texas Trade Report reporting for the week of 29-12-2013 thru 01-04-2014. I
am Liz S, your currency analyst for this Sunday Weekend edition. I will be talking about the GPB/NZD,
AUD/JPY, and NZD/CAD currency pairs, gold and oil in these week 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 focus of this week’s report, GBP/NZD
is the first pair that I will be looking at for this report. On Friday, we
closed at 2.0207 and made a high of 2.0242 on Friday on the daily chart. This
pair is tending up and forming an upward moving channel on the daily chart. The fib levels are 1.9369 at 50% level and
1.9602 at 61.8% level on the daily chart. The only reports this week that we have that
are coming out the UK are Markit Manufacturing PMI on January 2nd at 9:28 GMT.
We have Consumer Credit on Friday, January 3rd at 9:30 GMT. The other reports
we have for the UK are mortgage approvals at 9:30 GMT along with Net lending to
individuals and PMI construction. There are no reports for New Zealand. I do expect
this pair will continue to go up as we approach the new year. I do expect that
we will open the new with all-time highs on the daily chart at the moment. I am
still bullish for the short and medium term. Longer term, we have the RBNZ
still wanting to hike rates in the new year. This could well hamper any moves
higher. If we do get rate hikes in 2014. I do expect a pullback in the pair due
to the rate hikes.
AUD/JPY Daily Chart |
Onto the AUD/JPY, we close at 93.27 on Friday
and is the high on Friday. This pair has been trending sideways for some time.
This pair does appear to be very range bound. The Bank of Japan does plan to
continue to their stimulus program through 2014. Unlike of a lot of the other
yen pairs that I saw, this one is more range bound than a lot of them. Here are
the fib levels. The key fib level for 23.6% are 90.31 and at 38.2%
fib level is 92.63. At the 50.0% fib level, it is 94.43 and at the 61.8% fib level
96.30. The Aussie has been hit hard this year. Normally, if it had been like
two years or even three, you would not have seen this. But, news out of China
and the slown down have hurt the Aussie dollar. At some point the Aussie will
be very oversold. When become oversold to an extreme, you can expect a rebound.
We might see a rebound into 2014. It is not like that it will happen at the end
of this week being 2013. I am neutral until we can break out of this range
bound pattern.
Onto the NZD/CAD, this pair has been trading
up since the first of September of this year. We closed on Friday at 0.8717 and
made a high of 0.8759. I do expect a bounce on this pair. The 23.6 fib level is
at 0.8167 and 0.8299 at 38.2 percent fib level on the daily chart. The 50% fib
level is at 0.8412 and 61.8 is 0.8520 on the daily chart. This pair does appear to want to trend down. I
do expect that we will hit the 61.8 fib level very soon. This pair has been on
a tear since September. If it does hit the 61.8 level, you can expect it might
bounce to continue the uptrend. We have wait and see if it holds or goes to the
50.0% fib level. I am staying neutral at this point until we have some
confirmation of the bullish trend is still intacted.
Onto gold, we closed on Friday in the
positive and is trading currently at $1214.20. Gold is $1.50 higher. Gold was a causality this
year and caught a lot people off guard.. It has been trending downward for a
while. It is a part of the correcting process. I don’t expect a lot of volatility
in the gold market as we approach New Year’s Eve. I do expect that we could
start to more volatility in gold with regard to the Fed’s taper attempt in 2014
The fib levels on the daily chart are $1252.02 at the 23.6, $1268.13 at the
38.2% fib level, $1292.50 at the 50% level, at $1331.23 at 61.8 fib level on
the daily chart. I am going to hold my
neutral bias for the time being we can break of the 38.2% fib level.
Onto oil,
it closed above $100 on Friday. What we need to watch events in the Middle East
and China and Russia in the new year. This going to key that will influence
price action with oil. The oil markets
are very independent of the Federal Reserve’s actions they will take. We could
very well see very high oil prices and low gold prices. Oil is a wild card. I
am still very bullish on oil at this point.. The next level of resistance on
the daily chart is $104.12 resistance area.
I do expect less volume going into the new
year. Just be careful out there. This year took many by surprise. We saw the
rise of the USD and falling the Japanese Yen along with Commodities currencies
like Aussie, the Kiwi and the Loonie falling, too. I don’t think that we will
see the same repeat of 2013 in 2014 because they are different years and
different things do happen. I believe there is less risk towards Tuesday being
the last day of 2013 and we can see not people are going to take large risk
because they are getting ready to close out their books. Good luck trading this
week and I will put a daily report tomorrow.
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