- The Indian rupee appreciated to a 4-month high against the US dollar on Wednesday due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks as well as sustained foreign fund inflows into the domestic market.
- US job openings grew more than expected in July, while German and UK manufacturing production declined in the same month.
- Japanese GDP grew 0.2% in the second quarter, while its current account surplus fell slightly in July.
- Key economic indicators from Japan, China, the eurozone and US are expected on Thursday and could impact currency movements.
The Indian rupee rose to a two-month high against the US dollar on expectations of higher domestic demand. Japan's core machinery orders plunged more than expected in September. UK goods trade balance was in deficit in September. The US dollar index rose after Donald Trump's election victory but gains were capped by rising risk appetite globally.
The Indian rupee plunged 24 paise against the US dollar to 67.41 due to the surprise decision of RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan to not seek a second term. German producer price index rose 0.4% in May while the UK Rightmove house price index increased 0.8% in June. Japan posted a trade surplus of 0.27 trillion yen in May. Technical analysis indicates the USDINR and JPYINR may rise while GBPINR and EURINR are expected to appreciate on supportive indicators. Key economic data releases include the German ZEW survey and comments from ECB President Draghi and Fed Chair Yellen.
The document provides currency highlights and analysis for June 23rd, 2016, noting that the Indian rupee was unchanged against the US dollar, US existing home sales rose in May, and the Eurozone consumer confidence was at -7 for the current month. It also includes technical analysis and commentary on currency pairs like USDINR, EURINR, GBPINR, and JPYINR as well as economic indicators to watch that could impact currencies. Pivot levels and outlooks suggest some currency pairs may rise in the near term.
The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar to reach a four-week high due to sustained selling of dollars by exporters and banks as well as robust capital inflows, while China's consumer prices fell more than expected and US job openings increased; technical analyses indicate bearish trends for USDINR and JPYINR but bullish trends for GBPINR and EURINR. Major economic data releases are expected from China and the UK that could impact currencies.
Choicebroking Currency Report: Indian Rupee rose marginally by 2 paise in Tuesday’s trading session. US IBD/ TIPP Economic Optimism rose by 2.4 points to 48.7-mark in May.
- The Indian rupee rose for the second consecutive day against the US dollar on Friday due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks as well as gains in other Asian currencies. However, the rupee's gains were capped by foreign fund outflows after institutional investors sold equities.
- The US Chicago Purchasing Managers' Index plunged in December while Spanish consumer price inflation increased. UK housing equity withdrawal was lower in the third quarter compared to the previous quarter.
- Technical indicators suggest buying the USDINR pair with a target of 68.50 and the EURINR pair with an expectation for prices to rise to 72.60 in the coming sessions.
The document provides currency highlights and analysis for the Indian rupee and other major currencies. It notes that the Indian rupee closed flat against the US dollar, supported by favorable manufacturing data from India. The analysis also discusses economic data releases from countries like the US, UK, and Eurozone and provides technical outlook and pivot levels for currency pairs like USDINR, EURINR, and GBPINR.
The Indian rupee rose to a two-month high against the US dollar on expectations of higher domestic demand. Japan's core machinery orders plunged more than expected in September. UK goods trade balance was in deficit in September. The US dollar index rose after Donald Trump's election victory but gains were capped by rising risk appetite globally.
The Indian rupee plunged 24 paise against the US dollar to 67.41 due to the surprise decision of RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan to not seek a second term. German producer price index rose 0.4% in May while the UK Rightmove house price index increased 0.8% in June. Japan posted a trade surplus of 0.27 trillion yen in May. Technical analysis indicates the USDINR and JPYINR may rise while GBPINR and EURINR are expected to appreciate on supportive indicators. Key economic data releases include the German ZEW survey and comments from ECB President Draghi and Fed Chair Yellen.
The document provides currency highlights and analysis for June 23rd, 2016, noting that the Indian rupee was unchanged against the US dollar, US existing home sales rose in May, and the Eurozone consumer confidence was at -7 for the current month. It also includes technical analysis and commentary on currency pairs like USDINR, EURINR, GBPINR, and JPYINR as well as economic indicators to watch that could impact currencies. Pivot levels and outlooks suggest some currency pairs may rise in the near term.
The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar to reach a four-week high due to sustained selling of dollars by exporters and banks as well as robust capital inflows, while China's consumer prices fell more than expected and US job openings increased; technical analyses indicate bearish trends for USDINR and JPYINR but bullish trends for GBPINR and EURINR. Major economic data releases are expected from China and the UK that could impact currencies.
Choicebroking Currency Report: Indian Rupee rose marginally by 2 paise in Tuesday’s trading session. US IBD/ TIPP Economic Optimism rose by 2.4 points to 48.7-mark in May.
- The Indian rupee rose for the second consecutive day against the US dollar on Friday due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks as well as gains in other Asian currencies. However, the rupee's gains were capped by foreign fund outflows after institutional investors sold equities.
- The US Chicago Purchasing Managers' Index plunged in December while Spanish consumer price inflation increased. UK housing equity withdrawal was lower in the third quarter compared to the previous quarter.
- Technical indicators suggest buying the USDINR pair with a target of 68.50 and the EURINR pair with an expectation for prices to rise to 72.60 in the coming sessions.
The document provides currency highlights and analysis for the Indian rupee and other major currencies. It notes that the Indian rupee closed flat against the US dollar, supported by favorable manufacturing data from India. The analysis also discusses economic data releases from countries like the US, UK, and Eurozone and provides technical outlook and pivot levels for currency pairs like USDINR, EURINR, and GBPINR.
The Indian rupee appreciated for the second consecutive day against the US dollar, rising to 66.82, though gains were limited by foreign fund outflows from equity and debt markets. Economic data from the US and Germany was mixed, with the US consumer confidence falling sharply but German business confidence rising. Analysts provided technical analysis of currency pairs like USDINR, EURINR, and JPYINR and outlined near-term outlook and trading recommendations.
The Indian rupee depreciated slightly against the US dollar while other currencies like the British pound and Japanese yen appreciated against the dollar; the US Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged and hinted at a possible rate hike in December. Economic data from countries like the UK showed a surplus in public sector borrowing in August.
The Indian rupee fell from a 17-month high against the US dollar to 65.45 due to dollar demand from importers and banks, though sharp declines were prevented by foreign fund inflows into Indian equity and debt markets. The Eurozone recorded a current account surplus of 24.1 billion euros in January. Japan's industrial activity grew by 0.1% in January after falling 0.2% in December. Technical analyses indicate potential upside momentum for the Indian rupee, British pound and Euro against the US dollar, and downside risk for the US dollar index based on weak US economic data. Key upcoming economic indicators from the UK, US and Japan were also highlighted.
The document provides an overview of currency movements and economic indicators from May 10th. It notes that the Indian rupee fell marginally against the US dollar while China's CPI remained unchanged. German factory orders expanded in March and the UK's house price index declined in April.
The document provides a daily currency highlights report for July 1st, 2016. Some key points from the report:
- The Indian rupee gained 16 paise against the US dollar on Thursday to close at 67.52.
- China's manufacturing PMI fell marginally to 50 in June from 50.1 in May, while the non-manufacturing PMI rose to 53.7 from 53.1.
- Technical analysis indicates the USDINR pair may rise toward 68.32 levels in the coming sessions, while the EURINR pair may fall toward 74.60.
- Key economic data from various countries that could impact currencies is provided for July 1st, including manufacturing
The Indian rupee depreciated against the US dollar due to weak domestic manufacturing data and foreign fund outflows, falling 30 paise to close at 68.22. Various currencies including the euro, pound, and yen also declined against the dollar due to risk-averse market sentiment at the start of 2017. Upcoming manufacturing data from major economies like China, the UK, and US could impact currency movements if the figures differ from expectations.
- The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar on Thursday, gaining 6 paise to close at 67.39. The rupee strengthened due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks as well as positive domestic market sentiment.
- US ADP non-farm employment increased by 172,000 in June, above expectations. German industrial production fell 1.3% in May. UK manufacturing production plunged 0.5% in the same month.
- Analysts expect the rupee to weaken further against the dollar in coming sessions, moving toward 66.10. Technical indicators show the currency pair is in a bearish trend below its 15-hour exponential moving average.
The Indian rupee snapped its 4 day losing streak, rising 12 paise against the US dollar on Wednesday due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks as well as upbeat domestic market sentiment, while other currencies like the euro, pound, and yen also rose against the dollar due to weakness in the US dollar index and positive economic data from Europe and the UK. The document also provides technical analysis of currency pairs and highlights upcoming economic indicators from various countries that could impact currencies.
The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar, gaining 0.03% as selling of dollars by exporters and banks strengthened the currency, while some economic data from the US and Germany came in above expectations. The British pound dropped over 1% due to a stronger US dollar and the IMF cutting growth forecasts for the UK. Overall, currency movements were mixed as markets reacted to economic data releases and shifts in risk appetite.
The Indian rupee dropped to a two and half month low against the US dollar, depreciating 1.32% over the last seven days due to concerns over capital outflows and a stronger dollar. US existing home sales grew in April and the Eurozone's current account was in a larger surplus in March, supporting the dollar and euro. UK's CBI industrial orders expectations declined further in May, causing the pound to plunge against the dollar.
The Indian rupee fell for the fourth consecutive day against the US dollar, depreciating to 68.22 due to dollar demand from importers and banks as well as foreign fund outflows. The US dollar index dropped 0.6% while the euro gained against the dollar, supported by upbeat economic data from the euro zone. Other currencies like the British pound and Japanese yen also saw movement against the dollar and rupee due to factors like risk appetite, Brexit negotiations, and Japanese economic data.
The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar for the fourth consecutive day, rising 15 paise to close at 68.19. The currency gained after the RBI raised the MSS ceiling for the government's market borrowing program. However, weakness in domestic markets and foreign fund outflows capped further gains. Economic data from major economies like the US, Eurozone and UK was mixed, with the US adding more jobs than expected in November while the Eurozone's unemployment rate declined. Technical indicators suggest the USDINR pair may decline further while the EURINR is expected to weaken. Key economic reports from major regions are expected over the next two days that could impact currency movements.
The Indian rupee depreciated marginally against the US dollar to close at 66.97 due to month-end dollar demand and cautiousness ahead of central bank minutes, while gains were capped by upbeat domestic market sentiment; key economic data from Germany, the UK, and the US supported risk appetite and buoyed currencies. Technical analyses indicate support levels and potential upside momentum for the rupee, yen, and pound, while the euro and pound face resistance levels and potential downside.
The Indian rupee appreciated to a 17-month high against the US dollar due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks as well as foreign fund inflows into Indian equity and debt markets, while economic data from the UK and Japan also supported their currencies. Technical analyses were provided for various currency pairs such as USDINR, JPYINR, EURINR and GBPINR, along with upcoming economic indicators and their potential impact on currencies. Pivot levels and trading recommendations were given based on technical indicators and patterns.
The Indian rupee depreciated by 62 paise against the US dollar due to strong dollar demand from banks and importers as well as outflows of foreign funds from domestic markets. However, the central bank intervened in the currency markets to cushion the sharp decline in the rupee. The document also provides technical analysis on various currency pairs and highlights upcoming economic indicators from major countries.
The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar on Friday due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks, as well as strong foreign fund inflows and positive domestic market sentiment. The rupee ended at 66.82. US jobs growth slowed sharply in August and Eurozone investor confidence rose, weighing on the US dollar. Factory orders in the US and Eurozone economic data supported the euro. The pound gained on improving UK services data and the yen strengthened due to risk aversion boosting demand for the low-yielding currency. Economic indicators from the US are expected to impact currencies.
The Indian rupee appreciated for the second consecutive day against the US dollar, rising to 66.82, though gains were limited by foreign fund outflows from equity and debt markets. Economic data from the US and Germany was mixed, with the US consumer confidence falling sharply but German business confidence rising. Analysts provided technical analysis of currency pairs like USDINR, EURINR, and JPYINR and outlined near-term outlook and trading recommendations.
The Indian rupee depreciated slightly against the US dollar while other currencies like the British pound and Japanese yen appreciated against the dollar; the US Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged and hinted at a possible rate hike in December. Economic data from countries like the UK showed a surplus in public sector borrowing in August.
The Indian rupee fell from a 17-month high against the US dollar to 65.45 due to dollar demand from importers and banks, though sharp declines were prevented by foreign fund inflows into Indian equity and debt markets. The Eurozone recorded a current account surplus of 24.1 billion euros in January. Japan's industrial activity grew by 0.1% in January after falling 0.2% in December. Technical analyses indicate potential upside momentum for the Indian rupee, British pound and Euro against the US dollar, and downside risk for the US dollar index based on weak US economic data. Key upcoming economic indicators from the UK, US and Japan were also highlighted.
The document provides an overview of currency movements and economic indicators from May 10th. It notes that the Indian rupee fell marginally against the US dollar while China's CPI remained unchanged. German factory orders expanded in March and the UK's house price index declined in April.
The document provides a daily currency highlights report for July 1st, 2016. Some key points from the report:
- The Indian rupee gained 16 paise against the US dollar on Thursday to close at 67.52.
- China's manufacturing PMI fell marginally to 50 in June from 50.1 in May, while the non-manufacturing PMI rose to 53.7 from 53.1.
- Technical analysis indicates the USDINR pair may rise toward 68.32 levels in the coming sessions, while the EURINR pair may fall toward 74.60.
- Key economic data from various countries that could impact currencies is provided for July 1st, including manufacturing
The Indian rupee depreciated against the US dollar due to weak domestic manufacturing data and foreign fund outflows, falling 30 paise to close at 68.22. Various currencies including the euro, pound, and yen also declined against the dollar due to risk-averse market sentiment at the start of 2017. Upcoming manufacturing data from major economies like China, the UK, and US could impact currency movements if the figures differ from expectations.
- The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar on Thursday, gaining 6 paise to close at 67.39. The rupee strengthened due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks as well as positive domestic market sentiment.
- US ADP non-farm employment increased by 172,000 in June, above expectations. German industrial production fell 1.3% in May. UK manufacturing production plunged 0.5% in the same month.
- Analysts expect the rupee to weaken further against the dollar in coming sessions, moving toward 66.10. Technical indicators show the currency pair is in a bearish trend below its 15-hour exponential moving average.
The Indian rupee snapped its 4 day losing streak, rising 12 paise against the US dollar on Wednesday due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks as well as upbeat domestic market sentiment, while other currencies like the euro, pound, and yen also rose against the dollar due to weakness in the US dollar index and positive economic data from Europe and the UK. The document also provides technical analysis of currency pairs and highlights upcoming economic indicators from various countries that could impact currencies.
The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar, gaining 0.03% as selling of dollars by exporters and banks strengthened the currency, while some economic data from the US and Germany came in above expectations. The British pound dropped over 1% due to a stronger US dollar and the IMF cutting growth forecasts for the UK. Overall, currency movements were mixed as markets reacted to economic data releases and shifts in risk appetite.
The Indian rupee dropped to a two and half month low against the US dollar, depreciating 1.32% over the last seven days due to concerns over capital outflows and a stronger dollar. US existing home sales grew in April and the Eurozone's current account was in a larger surplus in March, supporting the dollar and euro. UK's CBI industrial orders expectations declined further in May, causing the pound to plunge against the dollar.
The Indian rupee fell for the fourth consecutive day against the US dollar, depreciating to 68.22 due to dollar demand from importers and banks as well as foreign fund outflows. The US dollar index dropped 0.6% while the euro gained against the dollar, supported by upbeat economic data from the euro zone. Other currencies like the British pound and Japanese yen also saw movement against the dollar and rupee due to factors like risk appetite, Brexit negotiations, and Japanese economic data.
The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar for the fourth consecutive day, rising 15 paise to close at 68.19. The currency gained after the RBI raised the MSS ceiling for the government's market borrowing program. However, weakness in domestic markets and foreign fund outflows capped further gains. Economic data from major economies like the US, Eurozone and UK was mixed, with the US adding more jobs than expected in November while the Eurozone's unemployment rate declined. Technical indicators suggest the USDINR pair may decline further while the EURINR is expected to weaken. Key economic reports from major regions are expected over the next two days that could impact currency movements.
The Indian rupee depreciated marginally against the US dollar to close at 66.97 due to month-end dollar demand and cautiousness ahead of central bank minutes, while gains were capped by upbeat domestic market sentiment; key economic data from Germany, the UK, and the US supported risk appetite and buoyed currencies. Technical analyses indicate support levels and potential upside momentum for the rupee, yen, and pound, while the euro and pound face resistance levels and potential downside.
The Indian rupee appreciated to a 17-month high against the US dollar due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks as well as foreign fund inflows into Indian equity and debt markets, while economic data from the UK and Japan also supported their currencies. Technical analyses were provided for various currency pairs such as USDINR, JPYINR, EURINR and GBPINR, along with upcoming economic indicators and their potential impact on currencies. Pivot levels and trading recommendations were given based on technical indicators and patterns.
The Indian rupee depreciated by 62 paise against the US dollar due to strong dollar demand from banks and importers as well as outflows of foreign funds from domestic markets. However, the central bank intervened in the currency markets to cushion the sharp decline in the rupee. The document also provides technical analysis on various currency pairs and highlights upcoming economic indicators from major countries.
The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar on Friday due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks, as well as strong foreign fund inflows and positive domestic market sentiment. The rupee ended at 66.82. US jobs growth slowed sharply in August and Eurozone investor confidence rose, weighing on the US dollar. Factory orders in the US and Eurozone economic data supported the euro. The pound gained on improving UK services data and the yen strengthened due to risk aversion boosting demand for the low-yielding currency. Economic indicators from the US are expected to impact currencies.
The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks, while foreign institutional investors were net buyers in the equity and debt markets; US unemployment claims declined and Japan's manufacturing PMI grew, but the UK's industrial order expectations were negative; technical analyses were provided for various currency pairs including expectations of ranges and targets over the next trading sessions.
The Indian rupee appreciated for the fifth consecutive day against the US dollar. US core durable goods orders declined more than expected in August. The GfK German consumer climate indicator fell slightly in September and Japan's retail sales plunged in August. Technical analyses indicate the USDINR and EURINR may fall further while the GBPINR could decline with key economic data from Germany, Japan, and the US expected to impact currency movements.
The Indian rupee appreciated marginally against the US dollar on Monday. The rupee's gains were supported by dollar selling by exporters and banks as well as expectations that the government will highlight economic reforms to credit rating agencies. Domestic stock market gains and central bank intervention also kept the rupee in positive territory. Technical analyses indicate the rupee and yen may gain further while the euro and pound face resistance. Upcoming US economic data on building permits and housing starts could impact the dollar and currencies like the rupee if the data exceeds forecasts.
The document provides currency highlights and analysis for the Indian rupee and other global currencies on October 7th, 2016, noting that the rupee fell to a one week low against the US dollar and technical analysis indicates further weakness expected, while US unemployment claims plunged and German factory orders surged positively impacting those currencies. Pivot levels and upcoming economic indicators are also presented for trading perspectives on the currencies.
The document reports on currency highlights and economic indicators from May 13th, including the Indian rupee dropping against the US dollar, India's industrial production declining in March, and US unemployment claims rising for the week ending May 6th. It also provides technical analysis of currency pairs and key economic data releases that could impact major currencies.
- China's manufacturing PMI rose slightly in August while the non-manufacturing PMI fell.
- India's GDP grew at a slow pace of 7.1% in the first quarter of 2016-17. The rupee appreciated against the dollar on foreign fund inflows and strong domestic market sentiment.
- US economic data was mixed, with the ADP employment change falling but pending home sales rising; this prevented a sharp decline in the dollar.
The document provides currency highlights and analysis for the Indian rupee and other currencies such as the US dollar, euro, British pound, and Japanese yen. It notes the performance of various currencies against each other on November 8th, along with economic indicators and forecasts that could impact currencies. Technical analysis is also provided for certain currency pairs, identifying levels of support and resistance and making predictions on near-term price movements.
The document provides an economic and currency summary for September 15th, 2016, noting that the Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar, while also highlighting inflation and other economic data from India, the UK, Eurozone, China, and the US that impacted currency movements. Technical analyses are also provided for certain currency pairs like USDINR, JPYINR, EURINR and GBPINR along with important economic indicators and their expected impact on currencies.
The Indian rupee depreciated against the US dollar due to strong dollar demand from banks and importers, ending at 66.62. However, the rupee's losses were limited by upbeat domestic market sentiment. The US dollar index rose on positive US economic data and Trump's election victory, while the euro fell against the dollar due to weak Eurozone data. Japan's yen also declined over 1% against the dollar on improved risk appetite.
- The Indian rupee appreciated by 8 paise against the US dollar on positive domestic sentiment after the passage of GST reforms and steady foreign fund inflows.
- US unemployment claims rose by 3,000 while factory orders declined 1.5% in June. The Eurozone raw materials price index grew 0.4 points in July.
- The Bank of England cut interest rates by 25 basis points and increased its asset purchase facility by £60 billion, causing the British pound to drop over 1.5% against the dollar.
The Indian rupee rose to a one month high against the US dollar due to selling of dollars by banks and exporters as well as positive domestic market sentiment, while German industrial production fell and UK manufacturing production rose; technical analyses provided outlooks for currency pairs such as recommending selling the USDINR pair based on it trading below a falling trendline and resistance levels. Upcoming economic indicators from various countries were also listed that could impact currencies.
- The Indian rupee appreciated by 5 paise against the US dollar on Monday due to selling of dollars by exporters and banks as well as upbeat domestic market sentiments.
- Spanish unemployment declined by 124,300 in June, while UK construction PMI fell by 5.2 points and Eurozone investor confidence plunged in July.
- Technical analysis indicates the rupee may strengthen further to 66.10 levels in the coming sessions, while the pound and euro are expected to weaken against the dollar and yen.
The document provides an economic report on currency highlights from September 16th, including US and Eurozone economic data, movements in the Indian Rupee and other currencies, and technical analysis of currency pairs. It notes the US Philly Fed Manufacturing Index and Core Retail Sales increased while UK Retail Sales declined. The Indian Rupee depreciated due to dollar demand from importers and reports of planned currency devaluation, while technical views provide buy and sell recommendations for currency pairs.
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1. Currency Highlights
8th
Sep’2016
HighLights:
Indian Rupee appreciated to 4 month high at 66.37 on Wednesday
US JOLTS Job Openings grew to 5.78 million in the month of July
German Industrial Produc on declined by 1.5 percent in July
UK’s Manufacturing Produc on plunged by 0.9 percent in July
Japan’s Final GDP grew by 0.2 percent for quarter ending in June
China’s Trade Balance was at a surplus of 346 billion Yuan in August with re‐
spect to surplus of 343 billion Yuan in July.
Indian Rupee con nued with its gains and appreciated around 15 paise to end
at 66.37 against the US dollar on Wednesday. The currency appreciated on
account of selling of dollars from exporters and banks. Further, sustained in‐
flow of foreign funds along with upbeat domes c market sen ments led to
posi ve movement in the currency. Foreign ins tu onal investors (FIIs) bought
$8.92 billion in local equity markets since March.
Addi onally, weakness in the dollar index due to low probability of Fed hiking the interest rates in September mee ng saw apprecia on in
the currency. Indian Rupee moved in the range of 66.32 to 66.39 in Wednesday’s trading session. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) fixed ref‐
erence rate for the dollar was seen at 66.36 and Euro stood at 74.69 in Wednesday’s trade.
US Dollar Index rose by 0.14 percent in Wednesday’s trading session due to rise in risk aversion in global market sen ments which led to
increase in demand for the low yielding currency. However, favourable economic data from the country capped sharp gains in the curren‐
cy.
US Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS) Job Openings grew to 5.78 million in July as against a rise of 5.64 million a month
ago.
Euro against dollar declined around 0.15 percent on Wednesday on account of strength in the dollar index. Further, weak global market
sen ments coupled with unfavourable economic data from the region con nued to keep pressure on the currency.
German Industrial Produc on declined by 1.5 percent in July as against a rise of 1.1 percent in June. French Trade Balance was at a deficit
of 4.5 billion Euros in July from a previous deficit of 3.5 billion Euros a month ago.
The Sterling Pound plunged around 0.8 percent in Wednesday’s trade as a result of strength in the dollar. Further, weak global market sen‐
ments along with unfavourable economic data from the country led to nega ve movement in the currency.
UK’s Halifax House Price Index (HPI) was at a deficit of 0.2 percent in August as against a drop of 1.1 percent in July. Manufacturing Produc‐
on plunged by 0.9 percent in July from a previous fall of 0.2 percent a month ago. Industrial Produc on unchanged at 0.1 percent in the
month of July.
The Japanese Yen against dollar appreciated around 0.3 percent in Wednesday’s trading session due to rise in risk aversion in global market
sen ments which led to increase in demand for the low yielding currency.
Japan’s Current Account was at a surplus of 1.45 trillion Yen in July as against a previous surplus of 1.65 trillion Yen in June. Final Gross Do‐
mes c Product (GDP) grew by 0.2 percent in June quarter.
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Last Prev Cl. Price Chng Price Chng %
Dollar Index 94.95 94.76 0.19 0.20
USD/INR (Spot) 66.37 66.52 (0.15) (0.23)
USD/INR (Nse Sep) 66.57 66.73 (0.16) (0.24)
EUR/INR (Spot) 74.69 74.23 0.46 0.62
EUR/INR (Nse Sep) 74.94 74.59 0.35 0.47
GBP/INR (Spot) 88.63 88.79 (0.16) (0.18)
GBP/INR (Nse Sep) 89.04 89.00 0.04 0.04
JPY/INR (Nse Sep) 65.54 64.66 0.88 1.34
Market Highlights
2. Technical View:
On daily chart a er gap up opening JPYINR pair opened
the day at 65.52, made a high of 65.69, low of 65.47, and
closed the day at 65.63, thus it closed the day with gain
of 1.38 point.
On daily chart JPYINR has been facing strong resistance
at 66 levels which is unfiled gap and 21 DMA also. Be‐
side, pair has given closed below 21 & 50 day moving
averages which is place at 66.21, 65.44 level. & it show
that near term trend is down. On daily chart pair has
formed for day bullish candles ck pa ern with. Which
suggest some buying at lower level.
On daily chart momentum indicator RSI reading is at 48
levels which is also strong horizontal support now its
point out for posi ve breath in the pair.
So for trading perspec ve, one could use sell on Rise up‐
to level of 65.79 with SL of 66.60 for Target of 64.40‐
63.85
Pivot levels for the Day
Technical View:
On daily chart USDINR pair opened the day at 66.53,
made a high of 66.61, low of 66.52, and closed the day
at 66.58, thus it closed the day with a loss of 0.22 point.
Pair has given bearish breakout of head and shoulder.
On daily chart a er gap down pair have made small
white body candles ck pa ern. Which represent uncer‐
tainty, and other hand pair has been trading below all
short term, medium term, and long term moving aver‐
age which is 20, 100 and 200. Whereas on weekly chart
pair has closed below 20 & 50WMA. Which suggest
short term trend and medium term is bearish.
A weekly momentum indicator RSI reading is at 43 levels
with nega ve crossover, besides RSI reading is near to
its trend line and horizontal support which point out for
bounce back.
So for trading perspec ve, one could sell with SL of
67.20 for target of 66.30‐66.10
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USDINR JPYINR
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S3 S2 S1 Pivot R1 R2 R3
USDINR 66.39 66.48 66.54 66.57 66.63 66.66 66.75
JPYINR 65.14 65.36 65.46 65.58 65.68 65.80 66.02
3. Pivot levels for the Day
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GBPINR EURINR
Technical View:
On daily A er gap up opening EURINR pair opened the
day at 74.79, made a high of 75.03, low of 74.76, and
closed the day at 74.92, thus it closed the day with a
gain of 0.43 point.
Price has have been trading in descending triangle
pa ern now price has taken support at 74.50 which is
200 DMA as well as lower band of descending triangle.
On other hand price has been trading below its 20, 100
daily moving average whereas took support at 50 daily
moving average which place at 74.48 which suggest
short term, medium term trend is down and long term
is bullish. On daily chart momentum oscillator RSI have
been trading at 46 level which is also strong horizontal
support now its point out for posi ve breath in the pair.
For now we can expect prices should move to towards
75.20‐ 75.30 levels in the coming trading session.
Technical View:
On daily GBPINR pair opened the day at 89.15, made a
high of 89.35, low of 88.97, and closed the day at 89.03,
thus it closed the day with a gain of 0.04 point.
The price has been trading in following channel for‐
ma on from past weeks and prices have been facing
resistance of its upper bad of channel at 89.25 levels.
The prices have been trading above its 20 DMA and 50
DAM with is at 88.12 and 88.74, that is suggest short
term trend is Bullish.
A momentum indicator MADC has given bullish Cross
over with posi ve note on daily chart, many more direc‐
onal indicator given buy signal which suggest bullish‐
ness in the prices in coming trading session.
For now we expect prices should move high towards
90.80 with SL 87.50 levels in the coming trading ses‐
sions.
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S3 S2 S1 Pivot R1 R2 R3
GBPINR 88.36 88.74 88.89 89.12 89.27 89.50 89.88
EURINR 74.38 74.65 74.80 74.92 75.07 75.19 75.46
4. Currency Highlights
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Economic Indicators
Date Time Data Prior Expected Impact
08.09.16 5:20am Current Account 1.65T 1.59T Actual > Forecast = Good
for currency; JPYINR
08.09.16 8:30pm Crude Oil Inventories 2.3M 0.6M Actual < Forecast = Good
for Crude Oil
08.09.16 5:20am Final GDP q/q 0.0% 0.0% Actual > Forecast = Good
for currency; JPYINR
08.09.16 Tentative Trade Balance 343B 372B Actual > Forecast = Good
for Yuan
08.09.16 5:15pm Minimum Bid Rate 0.00% 0.00% Actual > Forecast = Good
for currency; EURINR
08.09.16 6:00pm ECB Press Conference
08.09.16 6:00pm Unemployment Claims 263K 264K Actual > Forecast = Good
for currency; USDINR
5. Currency Highlights
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Sep’2016
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Anish Vyas
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Broking Pvt. Ltd, ou=Sr. Research Associate,
email=anish.vyas@choiceindia.com, c=IN
Date: 2016.09.08 08:56:29 +05'30'