LATAM FX: Price Signal Summary – Bear Cycle In USDMXN Remains In Play
Jul-04 13:01
The trend condition in USDMXN is unchanged and remains bearish. Moving average studies are in a bear mode position, highlighting a clear downtrend. Note too that resistance at the 50-day EMA, at 19.2325, remains intact. Potential is seen for a bearish extension towards 18.5999, the Aug 16 2024 low. A break would open 18.1837, the 61.8% retracement of the Apr 9 ‘24 - Feb 3 bull leg. Clearance of the 50-day EMA is required to undermine the trend.
USDBRL maintains a bearish tone. The pair has recently traded below key support at 5.5933, the Apr 3 low, and sights are on the 5.40 handle, and 5.3153, the 61.8% retracement of the Jul 28 ‘23 - Dec 18 ‘24 bull cycle. Firm resistance to watch is 5.7632, the May 7 high. Clearance of this level would instead highlight a potential reversal. Initial resistance is at 5.5936, the 50-day EMA.
A bear threat in USDCLP remains present. Scope is seen for a deeper retracement towards 914.00, the Mar 18 low. Resistance to watch is 953.35, the Jun 23 high.
FX Exchange traded Option, suggest a new Position, doesn't cover the 11th Sep ECB meeting:
EURUSD (5th Sep) 1.0700p, bought for 0.0011 in 1.25k.
US TSY FUTURES: BLOCK: Large Sep'25 2Y Buy
Jun-04 12:57
+17,000 TUU5 103-22.38, through 103-22 post data offer at 0841:55ET, DV01 $625,000.
The 2Y contract trades 103-22.12 last (+2.38).
FOREX: USDJPY Trades Session Lows Following ADP, ISM Data Awaited
Jun-04 12:52
The much weaker-than-expected ADP employment data has dented greenback sentiment Wednesday, most notable in the 70 pip move lower for USDJPY, which is extending session lows at typing to 143.55.
Price action this morning fell just shy of last Friday’s highs of 144.44, and importantly, a bear cycle in USDJPY remains in play and sights remain on the next important support at 142.12, the May 27 low. As noted, clearance of this level would confirm a resumption of the bear leg and open 139.89, the Apr 22 low.
Bank of Japan officials will closely watch the upcoming June Tankan survey, due July 1, for signs of resilience in non-manufacturers' sentiment and upward revisions to major firms’ capital investment plans, which would support its baseline view for a gradual rate-hike path, MNI understands.