Jumat, 14 Januari 2011
Performa terbaik mata uang euro terhadap usd
Euro masih menunjukkan performa terbaiknya di mingguan terhadap dollar dalam 20 bulan terakhir. Mata uang uero pada hari senin masih di kisaran 1.2871 bergerak naik ke 1.3383 pada kamis kemarin saat Bank Sentral Eropa mengisyaratkan untuk mengangkat suku bunga untuk menahan laju inflasi bahkan mengatasi krisis utang negara-negara blok eropa. Kenaikan euro menandai perubahan haluan yang sangat mengesankan dengan kenaikan sekitar 3,5 persen dan merupakan kenaikan terbesar sejak mei 2009.Dengan penjualan obligasi anggota zona eropa, portugal dan spanyol minggu ini dan spekulasi bahwa pembuat kebijakan Eropa untuk mengatasi hutang zona eropa memberikan kontribusi yang lebih baik terhadap mata uang euro.(sumber reuter)
Rabu, 12 Januari 2011
euro/usd
hari Rabu mata uang Uero naik terhadap dollar, bersama dengan saham Asia, tapi hati-hati terhadap kenaikan yang kemungkinan hanya sementara menjelang penjualan obligasi sekitar 1,5 miliar euro untuk portugal, sedangkan Spanyol mencari sampai sebesar 3 miliar euro pada Kamis.
Pasar ingin melihat apakah mereka akan mampu mendanai negara mereka sendiri dengan biaya yang berkelanjutan atau dipaksa untuk beralih ke Uni Eropa dan IMF untuk bantuan keuangan. Euro diperdagangkan sekitar $ 1,3015 terhadap dolar. Pada hari Senin, euro mencapai titik terendahnya dalam empat bulan terakhir dikisaran $ 1,2871.
resisten :1,3023
pivot : 1,2982
support :1,2946
Pasar ingin melihat apakah mereka akan mampu mendanai negara mereka sendiri dengan biaya yang berkelanjutan atau dipaksa untuk beralih ke Uni Eropa dan IMF untuk bantuan keuangan. Euro diperdagangkan sekitar $ 1,3015 terhadap dolar. Pada hari Senin, euro mencapai titik terendahnya dalam empat bulan terakhir dikisaran $ 1,2871.
resisten :1,3023
pivot : 1,2982
support :1,2946
Rabu, 08 Desember 2010
GBP/USD ( 4 hour )
Setelah menyentuh angka terendah dikisaran 1,5483,gbp/usd bergerak naik dan pindah pada tingkat resistensi berikutnya. Moving Average mungkin masih menunjukkan menuju silang resistensi berikutnya Tapi di sisi lain
RSI dekat dengan pasar yang overbought. Kita harus menunggu beberapa hari ke depan.supprot level 1.5612 resisten level 1.5788 - 1.5874
Senin, 29 November 2010
Euro bounces on Irish deal, but doubts abound
(Reuters) - The embattled euro crept off two-month lows on Monday after European authorities tried to protect the region's financial stability by agreeing to lend debt-soaked Ireland 85 billion euros ($115 billion).
Market reaction to the deal in early Asian trade was mixed.
Currency and bond traders doubted the deal was enough to prevent fiscally pressured Portugal and Spain from being next in line to suffer a debt crisis.
Stock investors, on the other hand, seemed to have warmed to the Irish bailout, at least for now. The commodity market also seemed sanguine about Europe's fiscal tensions.S&P 500 futures climbed 0.5 percent. The Australian .AXJO and New Zealand .NZ50 share markets, the first to start trade in Asia, suffered only light losses of 0.2 percent each.
Tensions on the Korean peninsula also remained in focus after North Korea's shelling of a South Korean island last week. Seoul shares .KS11 opened up 0.2 percent, but the won fell 0.3 percent against the dollar.
Gold, which tends to be in demand when investors shy away from risk, was a shade softer at $1,358.56.
Crude oil prices were flat at $83.94 a barrel.
But there were clear doubts in the currency market that Europe's debt problems were over.
Already, the euro was giving up some of its gains in early Asian trade. It was defensive at $1.3278, having shot as high as $1.3345 in thin trade after the European Union aid or Ireland was announced.
It had plumbed a two-month low of $1.3200 in late New York trade on Friday.
Some analysts, predicting the euro was not out of the woods, said its latest bounce was driven by speculators taking profits in their bets against the common currency.
"The package is pretty much what most would have anticipated, so it's not a surprise to anyone," said Greg Gibbs, strategist at RBS in Sydney.
"It doesn't really change the real fear the market has that this could spread beyond Ireland to Portugal and Spain."
The U.S. dollar .DXY benefited the most from the euro's struggle, in part driven by safe-haven demand, and as investors continued to play the trend of a rebounding U.S. currency.
The dollar index, which measures its performance against a basket of currencies, was firm at 80.357, within spitting distance of a two-month high of 80.399 hit in New York on Friday.
U.S. two-, five- and 10-year Treasury futures were firm across the curve.
(Reporting by Koh Gui Qing and Ian Chua; Editing by Mark Bendeich and Alex Richardson)
Market reaction to the deal in early Asian trade was mixed.
Currency and bond traders doubted the deal was enough to prevent fiscally pressured Portugal and Spain from being next in line to suffer a debt crisis.
Stock investors, on the other hand, seemed to have warmed to the Irish bailout, at least for now. The commodity market also seemed sanguine about Europe's fiscal tensions.S&P 500 futures climbed 0.5 percent. The Australian .AXJO and New Zealand .NZ50 share markets, the first to start trade in Asia, suffered only light losses of 0.2 percent each.
Tensions on the Korean peninsula also remained in focus after North Korea's shelling of a South Korean island last week. Seoul shares .KS11 opened up 0.2 percent, but the won fell 0.3 percent against the dollar.
Gold, which tends to be in demand when investors shy away from risk, was a shade softer at $1,358.56.
Crude oil prices were flat at $83.94 a barrel.
But there were clear doubts in the currency market that Europe's debt problems were over.
Already, the euro was giving up some of its gains in early Asian trade. It was defensive at $1.3278, having shot as high as $1.3345 in thin trade after the European Union aid or Ireland was announced.
It had plumbed a two-month low of $1.3200 in late New York trade on Friday.
Some analysts, predicting the euro was not out of the woods, said its latest bounce was driven by speculators taking profits in their bets against the common currency.
"The package is pretty much what most would have anticipated, so it's not a surprise to anyone," said Greg Gibbs, strategist at RBS in Sydney.
"It doesn't really change the real fear the market has that this could spread beyond Ireland to Portugal and Spain."
The U.S. dollar .DXY benefited the most from the euro's struggle, in part driven by safe-haven demand, and as investors continued to play the trend of a rebounding U.S. currency.
The dollar index, which measures its performance against a basket of currencies, was firm at 80.357, within spitting distance of a two-month high of 80.399 hit in New York on Friday.
U.S. two-, five- and 10-year Treasury futures were firm across the curve.
(Reporting by Koh Gui Qing and Ian Chua; Editing by Mark Bendeich and Alex Richardson)
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