FOREX NEWS: US RETAIL SALES DETERMINE THE TREND
EUR/USD
Forex News: Yesterday the pair remained confined inside the horizontal channel created by support and resistance and although
price action was mostly bullish, the anticipated breakout didn’t occur.
Technical Outlook
A breakout is still anticipated as yesterday price failed to move out of the horizontal channel and now the pair has been
moving mostly sideways for an extended period of time. Support is located at 1.2440 and resistance at 1.2500 and a break of
either one will most likely generate a strong move in that direction. The fundamental scene is busy today and this adds to our
belief that price will break the channel.
Fundamental Outlook
The German Preliminary Gross Domestic Product is scheduled for release at 7:00 am GMT and is expected to grow from last month’s
-0.2% to 0.1%. This would be beneficial for the Euro as the GDP is an economy’s main gauge of overall health.
At 1:30 pm GMT the US Retail Sales are released, with an anticipated change of 0.2% compared with last month’s -0.3%. Because
sales made at a retail level represent an important part of the entire economic activity, a higher value would suggest
increased activity and thus a stronger greenback. The final important indicator of the week is the Consumer Sentiment survey
released by the University of Michigan. The scheduled time is 2:55 pm GMT and the forecast is 87.3, a small increase from last
month’s 86.9.
GBP/USD
The pair traveled south for almost the entire duration of yesterday’s trading session and support was clearly broken. The
downtrend has a new low and the US Dollar is easily overpowering the Pound.
2014.11.14 US Retail Sales determine the trend pic2
Technical Outlook
The important support at 1.5750 was broken yesterday but the Relative Strength Index is now showing a clear oversold condition,
traveling below its 30 level on an hourly chart. The latest move seems a bit overextended and this creates the possibility of a
bullish move which will re-test the broken level at 1.5750 before the downtrend can resume.
Fundamental Outlook
Although the United Kingdom doesn’t release any major news today, the American events will have a direct and important impact
on the pair’s movement. Positive US data will most likely take the pair lower.
We hope you had a profitable trading week and we wish you a relaxing weekend.
Written by: Bogdan Giulvezan
EUR/USD
Forex News: Yesterday the pair remained confined inside the horizontal channel created by support and resistance and although
price action was mostly bullish, the anticipated breakout didn’t occur.
Technical Outlook
A breakout is still anticipated as yesterday price failed to move out of the horizontal channel and now the pair has been
moving mostly sideways for an extended period of time. Support is located at 1.2440 and resistance at 1.2500 and a break of
either one will most likely generate a strong move in that direction. The fundamental scene is busy today and this adds to our
belief that price will break the channel.
Fundamental Outlook
The German Preliminary Gross Domestic Product is scheduled for release at 7:00 am GMT and is expected to grow from last month’s
-0.2% to 0.1%. This would be beneficial for the Euro as the GDP is an economy’s main gauge of overall health.
At 1:30 pm GMT the US Retail Sales are released, with an anticipated change of 0.2% compared with last month’s -0.3%. Because
sales made at a retail level represent an important part of the entire economic activity, a higher value would suggest
increased activity and thus a stronger greenback. The final important indicator of the week is the Consumer Sentiment survey
released by the University of Michigan. The scheduled time is 2:55 pm GMT and the forecast is 87.3, a small increase from last
month’s 86.9.
GBP/USD
The pair traveled south for almost the entire duration of yesterday’s trading session and support was clearly broken. The
downtrend has a new low and the US Dollar is easily overpowering the Pound.
2014.11.14 US Retail Sales determine the trend pic2
Technical Outlook
The important support at 1.5750 was broken yesterday but the Relative Strength Index is now showing a clear oversold condition,
traveling below its 30 level on an hourly chart. The latest move seems a bit overextended and this creates the possibility of a
bullish move which will re-test the broken level at 1.5750 before the downtrend can resume.
Fundamental Outlook
Although the United Kingdom doesn’t release any major news today, the American events will have a direct and important impact
on the pair’s movement. Positive US data will most likely take the pair lower.
We hope you had a profitable trading week and we wish you a relaxing weekend.
Written by: Bogdan Giulvezan