- The document provides analysis of major currency pairs, gold, and crude oil based on technical indicators for June 11, 2020.
- It identifies trends, support and resistance levels, and provides buy and sell signals with price targets and stop losses for each currency pair on the hourly chart.
- The analysis is intended to help traders capitalize on short-term price movements, but advises monitoring fundamentals and managing risk through stop losses and target profits.
3. Headlines
• Overnight, U.S. CPI stands at -0.1 pct vs -0.8 pct previous released (expected 0.0 pct)
• Overnight, U.S. core CPI stands at -0.1 pct vs -0.4 pct previous released (expected 0.0 pct).
• Overnight, U.S. keeps interest rate unchanged at <0.25 pct.
• U.K RICS home price balance stands at -32 vs -22 previous released.
• Japan BSI manufacturing index stands at -52.3 vs -17.2 previous released (expected -20.5).
• Australia MI inflation expectations stands at 3.3 pct vs 3.4 pct previous released.
• China – Australia on going diplomatic trade tension will remain in focus.
• China has in recent weeks banned Australian beef imports and imposed tariffs on Australian barley.
• Australia called for an international inquiry into the source and spread of the corona virus.
• Singapore’s GDP forecast for the current year is to contract between 7% - 4%; facing most severe
recession ever.
4. Economic Data Ahead
• (0400 ET/0800 GMT) Italy industrial production, previous -28.4 pct,
expected -24.0 pct.
• (0530 ET/0930 GMT) South Africa business confidence, previous 77.8.
• (0700 ET/1100 GMT) South Africa manufacturing production,
previous -2.3 pct.
Economic Events Ahead:
• Eurogroup meetings.
6. What Chart Says, This Week?
• We are presenting an analysis for Major Currency Crosses, Gold &
Crude for June 11, 2020
• This is a broader picture how things may move as per Charts.
• Traders are advised to have a close look on fundamental events
during the day.
• Due to High volatility, keep your SL & TP to manage RISK:REWARD
Ratio
• Trade Less…Trade On Perfect Levels….
7. What DID Chart Say, Yesterday?
This is what our daily calls can do?
• Input Limit Orders (All Currency & All Trades)
• Edit the order and add SL & TP
• Exit if Day Balance Sheet is in Profit