USD Showing Broad Weakness After Positive Brexit and US/China Trade War News

EUR/USD

Analysis: This pair made a clear first push to the upside on Thursday and a second push up on Friday, hereby clarifying our bias to the upside. Now we are looking for levels to trade to the upside for a 3^rd push.

As displayed in the chart below, we have only one level in our valid retracement area.

Manipulation Point: 1.1033

GBP/USD

Analysis: Due to positive news coming out of the British government and Brussels, having more positive sentiment as regards a deal for Brexit. This pair rallied massively, the last two trading days. These moves from the last two days exceed what we consider a weekly cycle to be, and they are largely created from high impact news.

We are going to leave our bias open for this pair and try to be very conservative in selecting levels given the rapid increase of the ADR.

Manipulation Points: Upper – 1.2784     Lower – 1.2598 & 1.2407 & 1.2200

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USD/JPY

Analysis: We are keeping the bias open on this pair, as there is no clear cycle at the moment. You could favor an upside bias as the market is currently still in an uptrend. However, without a valid cycle, we are taking trades in both directions of the price.

Manipulation Points: Upper – 108.59     Lower – 107.64 & 107.36

USD/CHF

Analysis: This pair has been trading in a sideways range for the vast majority of last week. We remain in an open bias given this range-bound price action, seeking for manipulation points on both sides of the price.

Manipulation Points: Upper – 0.9990 & 1.0025    Lower – 0.9900 & 0.9846

NZD/USD

Analysis: Another range-bound movement coming from this pair, it managed to break passed the upper bound on Friday, but it still did not make a valid push-up. So we are keeping the bias open as well and seeking for trades from both sides of the price.

Manipulation Points: Upper – 0.6362     Lower – 0.6310 & 0.6278

GBP/JPY

Analysis: I cannot call what is happening with any of the pound pairs a clear bias, as the fundamentals are mostly driving these moves. However, with caution, we would call an open bias on this pair. Since there are no short levels insight, however, we will only be listing valid manipulation points from which we’d be looking to go long after a valid stop run and confirmation.

Manipulation Points: Lower – 135.69 & 134.57 & 133.30

Happy Trading,

Sterling

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