Daily FX Market Reviews - Pheme News Live

Daily FX Market Reviews - Pheme News Live

US Stock Market – U.S. indices finished mixed as investors feel tension over Greece's talks with the EU. The NASDAQ rose by 0.37%, the S&P 500 fell by 0.11%, and the Dow Jones lost 0.24% from its value. Technically, according to the daily chart, the NASDAQ has breached the resistance of 4,340 and its trading bullish supported by the 20 day Moving Average indicator and with MACD above 50. As long as the index maintains these conditions, a rise towards 4,500 can be expected. However, crossing below the resistance once again may push it down towards 4,200 areas.

Apple – Apple shares fell by 0.21%, closing at $128.45 a share. Technically, according to the daily chart, the share is trading in a bullish momentum supported by the MACD indicator. As long as the share is trading close to the upper band of the Bollinger Bands indicator, a rise towards $130.00 is expected. However, dropping towards the lower band may start a retracement towards $ 120.00 areas.

Last: 128.08

Resistance	130.00	133.00	135.00
Support	125.00	123.00	120.00

U.S. Dollar (USD) – The U.S. Dollar traded high against most major currencies after mix economic data in U.S. The Unemployment Claims came out at 283K vs. 304K previously while the Philly Fed Manufacturing Index came at 5.2, 1-year low. Today, the Flash Manufacturing PMI is expected at 53.7 vs. 53.9 previously.

Gold – Gold fell yesterday, closing at $1206 an ounce. According to the daily chart, although gold is trading bearish according to the MACD indicator, it’s holding above the bullish trend line. As long as gold holds above the bullish line it may rise towards $1,250, while breaking below the line may push it down to around $1,180.

Gold – Last: 1,207

Resistance	1220	1225	1230
Support	1200	1195	1190

Crude Oil – Crude Oil rose, closing at $52.03 a barrel, as the Crude Oil Inventories came out at 7.7M. Technically, according to the daily chart, oil has breached the 20-day Moving Average indicator and its trading in a bullish momentum supported by the RSI indicator. Should oil succeed in maintaining this condition, a rise towards $60.00 can be expected. However, crossing below the Moving Average line may start a reversal towards $45.00.

Crude Oil – Last: 52.00

Resistance	54.00	57.00	60.00
Support	40.00	48.00	45.00

Euro (EUR) – The euro fell versus the U.S. Dollar, closing at 1.1365. Technically, according to the 4-hour- chart the EUR/USD is trading in a triangle with RSI below 50. Breaching the upper side of the triangle may lift the pair towards 1.1500. However, crossing below the lower side may take it down towards 1.1300. Today, the French and the German Flash Manufacturing PMI are expected at 49.7 and 51.8 respectively.

EUR/USD – Last: 1.1364

                            

Resistance	1.1400	1.1450	1.1480
Support	1.1300	1.1270	1.1240

British Pound (GBP) - The Pound fell versus the U.S. Dollar, closing at 1.5419 despite the CBI Industrial Order Expectations coming out better than expected. Technically, according to the daily chart, the pair is holding below the resistance of 1.5480 with MACD above 0. Should the pair succeed in breaching the resistance we might see a rise towards 1.550, while a failure may retrace it towards 1.5300.

GBP/USD - Last: 1.5416

Resistance	1.5450	1.5480	1.5520
Support	1.5380	1.5340	1.5300

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US Stock Market – U.S. indices finished in the green and the S&P 500 ends at record high, as optimism grew that a debt deal would be reached with Greece and as bond prices sold off. The NASDAQ rose by 0.11%, the S&P 500 rose by 0.16%, and the Dow Jones added 0.16% to its value. Technically, according to the 1-hour chart, the NASDAQ is trading bullish supported by the RSI indicator above 50. Maintaining these conditions may lead the index to rise towards new highs, at 4,450 areas. However, crossing below the bullish trend line can cause to a reversal momentum and dropping to 4,300 can be expected.

Yahoo (YHOO) – Yahoo shares fell, closing at $43.53 a share. Technically, according to the Daily chart, the share is trading below the moving averages 20 and with MACD indicator below 0. Holding below these levels may drop the share to $40.00 areas soon.  However, breaching above the MACD line can cause a reversal momentum and retracement towards the $50.00 once again.

Last: 43.47

Resistance	44.00	45.00	46.00
Support	42.50	41.00	40.00

U.S. Dollar (USD) – The U.S. Dollar traded mostly low as recent downbeat U.S. data continued to weigh on the greenback and investors eyed a fresh batch of U.S. economic reports due later in the day. The Empire State Manufacturing Index report came at 7.8 vs.8.9 forecast and the NAHB Housing Market Index published at 55 vs. 58 expected. Today, high volatility is expected when the Building Permits and the PPI will publish.

Gold – Gold declined yesterday, closing at $1209 an ounce. According to the daily chart, gold has broken below the support level, located at $1,217 and with Momentum indicator below 0. As long as gold maintains this condition, a fall towards $1,180 is expected. However, breaching above the resistance may lift it to around $1,220 areas.

Gold – Last: 1,209

Resistance	1215	1225	1235
Support	1200	1190	1185

Crude Oil – Crude Oil fell, closing at $53.25 a barrel. Technically, according to the 1- hour chart, oil has failed to breach the resistance at $54.00 once again. Should oil succeed in breaching the resistance, with RSI indicator above 50, we might see a rise towards $55.00 areas. However, a failure may take oil down towards $50.00.

Crude Oil – Last: 53.18

Resistance	54.00	55.00	56.00
Support	52.00	51.00	50.00

Euro (EUR) – The euro rose versus the U.S. Dollar, closing at 1.1407 but remained supported by hopes for an agreement on a new financing arrangement for Greece and after upbeat German economic sentiment data earlier in the day. Technically, according to the 1-hour chart the EUR/USD is trading in a channel between 1.1270 and 1.1440.  Breaching the upper level of the channel may take the pair towards 1.1500. However, failing to do so may take it to the lower level of the chart. Today, Greek Presidential Elections is expected.

EUR/USD – Last: 1.1408

                            

Resistance	1.1450	1.1500	1.1550
Support	1.1350	1.1300	1.1250

British Pound (GBP) - The Pound slightly fell versus the U.S. Dollar, closing at 1.5349 after data showed that consumer price inflation in the U.K. slowed to a record-low in January, although sentiment on the greenback remained vulnerable after a recent string of downbeat U.S. economic reports. Technically, according to the 4-hour chart, the pair is holding above the bullish trend line. Falling and breaking below the bullish trend line may take the “cable” towards 1.5250 areas. However, maintaining above this level can cause to soar to around 1.5500 soon. Today, high volatility is expected when the Average Earnings Index, the Claimant Count Change and the MPC Official Bank Rate Votes are about to publish later that day.

GBP/USD - Last: 1.5344

Resistance	1.5400	1.5450	1.5500
Support	1.5300	1.5250	1.5200

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US Stock Market – U.S. stocks was closed yesterday, due to president day. At Friday the NASDAQ rose by 0.75%, the S&P 500 rose by 0.41%, and the Dow Jones added 0.26% from its value. Technically, according to the weekly chart, the Dow Jones is trading bullish with RSI indicator above 50. As long as the index maintaining these conditions it is expected to rise towards 18,500 soon. However, falling below the bullish trend line may drop the index towards 17,000 areas once again. JPMorgan (JPM) – JPMorgan shares rose by 0.17%, closing at $59.67 a share. Technically, according to the 1-hour chart, the share is trading bullish, and with momentum indicator above 0 it is expected to rise towards $62.00 areas. However, if the share will fall and the momentum will change to a negative, a retracement towards $56.00 can be expected. Last: 59.58 Resistance 61.00 62.00 63.50 Support 58.50 57.00 56.00 U.S. Dollar (USD) – The U.S. Dollar traded mostly low against most major currencies after disappointing economic data on Friday. Yesterday U.S. markets closed for the Presidents' Day Holiday. Today, NAHB Housing Market Index is expected to publish at 58 vs. 57 previously. Gold – Gold rose at Friday, closing at $1232 an ounce. According to the Daily chart, gold is trading positive with MACD indicator above 0. As long as the precious metal maintaining the positive momentum it is expected to rise and breach above the resistance of $1,240. However, failing to do so, may take the precious metal down towards $1,210 areas. Gold – Last: 1,232 Resistance 1235 1245 1255 Support 1220 1210 1200 Crude Oil – Crude Oil fell, closing at $52.78 a barrel. Technically, according to the 1-hours chart, oil is trading in a bullish momentum with RSI indicator above 50. Should oil succeed in breaching the resistance of 54.00, we might see a rise towards $55.00. However, failing to do so can cause a reversal momentum and dropping towards $48.00 can be expected. Crude Oil – Last: 52.66 Resistance 53.50 54.50 55.50 Support 51.00 50.00 49.00 Euro (EUR) – The euro fell versus the U.S. Dollar, closing at 1.1353, as talks between Greece and euro zone finance ministers reached an impasse, setting the stage for the current bailout agreement to lapse at the end of the month. Technically, according to the daily- chart the EUR/USD is trading above the support level of 1.1270. As long as the pair is maintaining above this level with Momentum indicator above 0, it is expected to rise towards 1.1400 soon. However, breaking below the support level may cause a reversal momentum and take it down to around 1.1300.  Today, the German ZEW Economic Sentiment is expected at 55.4 vs. 48.4, the ZEW Economic Sentiment at 51.3 vs. 45.2 previously. EUR/USD – Last: 1.1334 Resistance 1.1400 1.1450 1.1500 Support 1.1300 1.1250 1.1200 British Pound (GBP) - The Pound fell versus the U.S. Dollar, closing at 1.5362 in quiet trade on Monday, as sentiment on the greenback remained vulnerable after a recent string of downbeat U.S. data. Technically, according to the 4-hour chart, the pair is trading bullish, supported by the RSI indicator above 50. Maintaining these conditions may take the “cable” towards 1.5400 areas. However, dropping and breaking below the bullish trend line may change the momentum, and falling towards 1.5300 can be expected. Today, high volatility is expected when the CPI will publish, expected at 0.3% vs. 0.5% previously, PPI Input expected at -2.5% vs. -2.4% and RPI at 1.2% vs. 1.6%.  GBP/USD - Last: 1.5352 Resistance 1.5400 1.5450 1.5500 Support 1.5300 1.5250 1.5200

Shakira Debuts Newborn Baby Boy Sasha

Shakira just shared the first photo of her newborn baby boy Sasha, who was born on Thursday (January 29)

The 38-year-old entertainer shared the photo via her World Baby Shower website, where you can donate baby goods to families in need around the world.

“We’d like to introduce you to Sasha Piqué Mebarak” Shakira wrote on Twitter to introduce her new baby boy with partner Gerard Pique, who is a professional soccer player.

Shakira just shared a photo of Sasha‘s little feet the day before – see that photo if you missed it!
Shakira just shared the first glimpse of her newborn son Sasha in this new pic posted to social media!

The 37-year-old entertainer and Gerard Pique welcomed the little bundle of joy on Thursday (January 29) in Barcelona, Spain.

“I have Daddy’s feet, it looks like I’ve been playing football my whole life,” Shakira captioned the photo of Sasha‘s feet on her Instagram account. If you didn’t know, Gerard is a soccer player for FC Barcelona.