There aren’t any major expiries to take note of for the day. As such, trading sentiment will remain tough to sort out after the mixed flows from Friday last week. The bond market remains a focus point as noted here.As for the expiries, please be reminded that I will be updating these on a day-to-day
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There are just some expiries to take note of for EUR/USD, as highlighted in bold. They are layered around 1.0815-30 but should not be too impactful on the day. At present, the pair will be looking to sit on bids at 1.0800 to keep knocking on the door of the 200-day moving average at 1.0827.
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There are just a couple to take note of on the day, as highlighted in bold.The first being for EUR/USD at around 1.0778-80, which could help to limit any downside action in the session ahead. That also sits near the 100-hour moving average, seen at 1.0776 currently. As such, the expiries could double up as
There are quite a number to watch out for, as highlighted in bold.The first ones being for EUR/USD near the 1.0800 mark, which could help to limit upside price action in the session ahead.Similarly, the ones for USD/JPY at 150.50 should have the same effect in holding price action from breaking out. The only caveat
The currency pair has observed a modest uptick, positioned around 150.16 as the new week of February commences, rebounding after a brief two-day descent. This development underscores the persistent gap in the monetary stance between two of the world’s leading economies: the United States and Japan. The disparity in interest rates set by the US
There aren’t any major expiries to take note of for the day. And as a caveat, please take the figures from Tuesday to Friday with tentative caution. I suspect the source for the future expiries are a little wonky so I will update them accordingly day by day instead. In any case, it works similar