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Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Dollar/Rupee plunged nearly 1% since start of the week on waning fears of near-term Fed rate hike




Dollar/Rupee plunged nearly 1% since start of the week on waning fears of near-term Fed rate hike




Dollar/rupee fell during early morning trades Wednesday tracking the weakness in the greenback amid firm local stocks.  

 Dollar plunged to over four weeks low as investors continued their speculations that the Federal Reserve may delay its rate hike timing in 2016.


Dollar index, which weighs the greenback against six major currencies, traded at over four-week lows of 93.70, last seen on May 9, during early Asian trade Wednesday and compared to 94.01 at close New York time on Tuesday.

Technical, USD-INR extended its recent bearish trend for fourth consecutive day and settled down by 0.37% at 66.9975 levels. Near term trend expect to remain bearish following to long bearish candle stick formation on EOD chart, but pair would need to trade below 66.88 its next support which is coincide with previous swing low.

 On the upside, failure of the breakdown only could set pullback towards 67.45-67.65 again.


Strategy :  Sell USDINR below 66.88 Target 66.60 Stop loss above 67.00






Yen rebounded after the economy met an expected growth pace



The yen gained Wednesday after the economy met an expected growth pace, while the current account surplus came in narrower than expected with the Aussie down on weak housing-related data.


JPY/INR changed hands at 62.4025, up 0.43%.

Japan's gross domestic product was revised up to 0.5% on quarter in the first quarter of 2016, the Cabinet Office said on Wednesday.

That was in line with expectations following last month's preliminary reading for a 0.4% gain. That followed the 0.4% contraction in the previous three months.

On a yearly basis, GDP was revised up to 1.9% - again in line with expectations and up from 1.7% in the preliminary reading. It contracted 1.1% in the previous three months.

In China, a trade balance surplus of $49.98 billion was just shy of the expected $50 billion for May on imports eased 0.4%, less than the 6.0% drop seen and exports that fell 4.1%, more than the expected decline of 3.6% year-on-year .


Technical

JPYINR failed to break 62.90 and retraced more nearly 1% compare to previous close of 62.7275 levels. This strong downside move after the inverted hammer candle stick formation has shifted the short term bias to bearish.  

 Further, RSI 14 and its 9 SMA negative divergence is also supporting for bearish outlook in JPYINR



Strategy - Sell JPYINR around 62.55-62.60 Target 62.20-62.00. Stop loss above 62.75.








EURINR rebounded slightly on upbeat euro-zone econ data amid weak dollar


Euro traded higher Tuesday after euro area economy grew more than expected in the first quarter amid weakness in the dollar.


Meanwhile, on a yearly basis, GDP growth held steady at 1.7% in the first three months of 2016.  The first quarter growth was revised up from 1.5%.


  Also, the expenditure-side breakdown of GDP showed that household spending gained 0.6% and government expenditure rose 0.4%. Investment reported a sequential growth of 0.8%.


  The exports and imports of the euro-area moved up 0.4% and 0.7%, respectively in the first quarter.     



After hitting a high of 76.3175, EURINR retraced towards 76.07 and settled at 76.08 levels. Intraday price action resulted in formation of bearish harami candle stick pattern which suggest for bullish trend reversal. 

On the other hand, pair would need to trade above 76.40 in order to test 76.80-77.00 on the upside.



Strategy - Sell EURINR around 76.20-76.25 Target 76.00-75.80. Stop loss above 76.38.

OR 

Buy above 76.40 Target 76.70-76.90. Stop loss below 76.25.




GBP witnessed recovery rally and tested at 1-wk high, weak dollar post Fed Yellen comments



Pound traded at one-week high Tuesday on short-covering after two 'Brexit' polls lowered bets of Britain's exit from the European Union and Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen failed to offer fresh clue on next rate hike.

A trend reversal candle stick resulted in more than 0.78% recovery in GBPINR and after hitting a high of 98.2450 pair settled at 97.72. Near term trend is expect to remain volatile amid snaky headline from Brexit poll.

 Further, immediate resistance is seen at 98.30 sustain trade above only will expect to test 98.60 and above.


Strategy : Sell GBPINR around 97.50-97.60 Target 97.25-97.00. Stop loss above 97.75.





   


Major Economic Data & Events Schedule today



Time
Currency
Economic Indicators
Forecast
Previous
Possible Impact
5:20am
JPY
Current Account
2.04T
1.89T
Positive
JPY
Final GDP q/q
0.50%
0.40%
Positive
JPY
Bank Lending y/y
2.20%
JPY
Final GDP Price Index y/y
0.90%
0.90%
Neutral
Tentative
CNY
Trade Balance
358B
298B
Positive
Tentative
CNY
USD-Denominated Trade Balance
55.8B
45.6B
Positive
10:30am
JPY
Economy Watchers Sentiment
43.4
43.5
Negative
2:00pm
GBP
Manufacturing Production m/m
0.10%
0.10%
Neutral
GBP
Industrial Production m/m
0.00%
0.30%
Negative
7:30pm
GBP
NIESR GDP Estimate
-
0.30%
-
USD
JOLTS Job Openings
5.82M
5.76M
Positive
10:31pm
USD
10-y Bond Auction
-
1.71|2.7
-















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