Euro bricht in Japan über die wichtige Widerstandszone 1,31/3120 aus und steigt auf aktuell 1,3186...+ bricht auch über das 38er Retracement vom 1,3667 - 1,2729 Move...(1,3088)...
ein möglicher Grund: In dünnem Tokioter Handel stürzte der Dollar aufgrund von Nachrichten aus Süd Korea, dass deren Zentralbank seine Fremdwährungsreserven zugunsten höher verzinslichen Papieren und Währungen diversifizieren wolle. Stops brachten die darauf folgende Welle ins Rollen und zusätzlichen Schwung nahm die Bewegung dann auf, als China ankündigte seine Bestimmungen zum Umgang mit Fremdwährungseinnahmen für einige Unternehmen zu lockern um den Druck auf den Yuan zu lockern. In Japan enttäuschte derweil die Versteigerung 20jähriger Staatsanleihen, während die Sitzungsprotokolle der Bank of Japan für Januar zeigten, dass die Handelsbilanz weiterhin diskutiert wurde. Der NZD erreichte dank der Meldung über die Nachfrage nach höher verzinslichen Währungen aus Süd Korea ein 22-Jahres-Hoch.
+ Interesting to see China?s CPI, which shoeds smallest increase (1.9% YoY) in a year. At such low levels would seem to support fixed income today ? this could be a further USD-bearish development.
Saxo:
EURUSD EUR/USD broke quickly above 1.3100 resistance overnight, and the 1.3120/30 would now seem to offer support. The next target higher is 1.3300, though the pair could pause around the 1.3200 area and consolidate a bit before moving higher. Higher still, 1.3480 looms as a significant indicator that the pair is ready to have a go at 1.3850.
dt. Bank:
EUR USD (1.3165) After ending Monday totally flat, the euro moved resolutely higher this morning. It reached a 1.3165 high before seeing the first meagre 30-pip dip. Thereafter, it quickly rushed back to a 1.3175 peak. Yesterday?s EUR-Sentiment Survey* answered unequivocally the question posed in our last report. The recorded decline in optimism confirmed that last week?s euro rally took place despite medium-term sales. This means that long-term sources were indeed active in the market and, if the overnight move is a guide, still are. This robust long-term demand, which probably materialised at 1.2965 and at 1.3015 last week and at 1.3065 this morning, was abundant enough to absorb the medium-term offers. We estimate that as many as one-third of those medium-term bulls who bought a fortnight ago have already liquidated their positions. Of course, this still leaves a good proportion with profits to take. Although this could make for a bumpy ride, it does not seem to be enough to halt the euro?s rise. As long as long-term demand is assured, which means that the price must not move below the level where it was last felt (1.3060), one must be bullish for the euro. As before, there is no reliable resistance ahead of 1.3280/90. Beyond there, one must even envisage gains to 1.3515. From a risk-reward perspective, the higher level is already a viable target. However, a modest dip to 1.3090/00 would satisfy the risk criteria for the former to be used as an objective and this is our preference. But close attention must be paid to the 1.3060 support, as below there all that would remain in the market is an awful lot of would-be medium-term sellers
50er Retracement der Abwärtsbewegung (1,3667 - 1,2729) liegt bei 1,3197...+ 1,32er Horizontalwiderstand....hier sollte die erste große Kaufwelle mal zu Ende gehen und ne (zumindest) kleine Konsolidierung erfolgen...
guter Support ab jetzt der Bereich 1,3100/25...
auf jeden Fall sollte jetzt wieder Bewegung rein kommen...
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@hotte: war wohl doch nicht so ein optimaler Ausstiegszeitpunkt...@pos498
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