EURUSD stays below a downward trend line on 4-hour chart, and remains in downtrend from 1.3283, and the fall extends to as low as 1.2681. Another fall to test 1.2624 (Jan 13 low) support could be seen after a minor consolidation. Key resistance remains at the downtrend line, only a clear break above the trend line resistance could signal completion of the downtrend…

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Since the dovish BoE inflation report and Mervyn King press conference, the sterling has been weak, and the GBP/USD has been sliding sharply. After a brief pause at 1.59, the market fell sharply to 1.58 and is now testing an area of support cluster from 1.5770 to the 1.58 handle. Looking at the daily chart below, the 1.5770 level is 50% retracement of the 2012 rally from 1.5237 to 1.6305…

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USD/JPY failed to break above the May high and essentially range resistance at about 80.55. So no returning to 50% retracement at 81.78 for now, especially now that it has falling below 80.00 and even a trendline seen int he 4H chart during the 5/17 US trading session. According to ForexLive’s Adam Button, “…The yen is strengthening because they say the BOJ’s next move will be some sort of Operation Twist…

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The EUR/USD broke into new lows for the week, coming down to the 1.2660 level at the beginning of the 5/17 US trading session. The 1.2625-1.2660 support area has been documented at FXTimes on the daily chart. On the 4H chart, we see that the market could be already developing a bullish divergence with the RSI (lower price low, higher RSI low), as well as a bullish divergence with the Bollinger Band…

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In Q1 of 2012, New Zealand’s producer price index (input) gained 0.3% beating forecast of a flat reading. This is slightly down from 0.5% in Q4 of 2011. PPI (output) however came in -0.1% as forecast was for 0.1% and the Q4 reading was 0.1%. This data means raw material going in the beginning of the manufacturing process got more expensive, while goods sold by manufacturers slid…

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Silver has been persistently bearish. Commodity prices, gold and silver have all been in a downtrend as the USD surges in the risk aversion environment in May. The moving averages are in bearish orientation, and the RSI is below 30. This means the market is bearish, but maybe in the short-term is a bit stretched to the downside. Can we expect a pullback?

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