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So what gives? It seems the USD can do no right. If US numbers/growth are better than europe with lower inflation, the reason to rally is because they say risk is back on.
Well if inflation goes up, costs will trickle into reducing corporate margins (if they avoid passing it to US consumers), and the S&P should be peaking then? All indications are this is a classic suckers rally during earnings season, where wall street sells into the strength which is brought about by investors who are buying the hype. I expect a correction, perhaps even tomorrow!!
forextrader... i have to disagree on speculating 0.90 as a possibility for usdcad. If oil was at $200 maybe! In canada we have the luxury of having physical proximity to the US, so when CAD strengthens Canadians will slow down purchases in canada and buy from the US. It probably has a delayed effect on sales, which eventually lead to bad canadian retail numbers as chloe is also aware of. I guess my point is technicals are one thing, but you cant rely on it always. Remember you mentioning that you think AUDUSD wont see parity again for a long long time when AUDUSD was at 1.0150 ish. The last week proved otherwise for aussie.
He says corporates doing USD buying around 0.99. Probably speculators are active selling USDCAD, but i have a feeling they will get squeezed after the Canadian housing starts number at 13:15 gmt.
I'm buying USDCAD at 0.9925.
Below is a report by the Royal Bank of Canada which has AUDUSD seeing even 0.92 sometime during 2011. I am curious is anyone has forecast links from other sources for the major pairs?
http://www.rbc.com/economics/market/pdf/fmm.pdf
I cant imagine the smart money is buying risk right now. Ashraf hope you are right and the top gets blown on this silly rise in equities with China raising rates tomorrow.
I'm a recent finance MBA (univ of toronto) and still figuring out the forex markets. Your book is a great read. I have a question about how one deciphers cross pairs like EURCAD or GBPAUD. It seems these pairs dont "respect" supports and fib-levels (low liquidity?), but the market just uses them to add "extra fire" to moves, say lower in USDCAD or higher in AUDUSD, by squeezing the EURCAD or GBPAUD longs out further and further.
my question is how can one even be comfortable in the technicals of these (non JPY) cross pairs when they dont quite account for much? or do they?