Kể từ bây giờ chúng tôi là Elev8
Chúng tôi không chỉ là một nhà môi giới. Chúng tôi là một hệ sinh thái giao dịch tất cả trong một—mọi thứ bạn cần để phân tích, giao dịch và phát triển đều có ở một nơi. Sẵn sàng nâng tầm giao dịch của bạn?
Tin tức giao dịch
2 Apr 2013
Session Recap: Yen wins most in a month; RBA on hold
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Today's Asia-Pacific session has had a common denominator in the form of a falling USD across the board, and specially against Yen, that has seen a 1-month fresh high printing a low at 92.55 in the USD/JPY pair, something not seen since early March. Strangely enough, Gold has printed fresh session highs at $1604 at the same time.
The other main driver of the season has come from Australia and the RBA holding rates at 3%, with scope to ease further if market conditions are met, the statement said. Local share markets traded in a mixed way with Tokyo leading the loses at some point down more than -2%, but last at -0.83%, with Shanghai -0.38%, and Kospi -0.44%, while Australian ASX is up +0.34%, and Hang-Seng +0.10%.
As the London open gets closer, after a long 4-day weekend closed for holidays, the USD finds some bids, making EUR/USD, GBP/USD and AUD/USD to ease a bit, while USD/JPY recovers some ground. European futures markets show a mixed open ahead, with small advances and declines in main equity indexes.
Main headlines in Asia:
Data: New Zealand Q1 employment confidence 100.7 (vs. 99.1 in Q4 2012)
Forex: EUR/USD recovers ground but the risk is on the USD/JPY
Forex: EUR/AUD above 1.23 pre-RBA
Hong Kong press: China home sales set to fall 50pc after new curbs
Australia Mar AiG Performance of Mfg Index down to 44.4 vs 45.6
Data: Australia March RPData-Rismark House Price Index +1.3%
Forex: USD/JPY dips below 93.30
Japan: Monetary Base (YoY) (Mar): 19.8% vs 15%
Kuroda: BOJ will do whatever it can to beat deflation
Forex: EUR/JPY retesting 119.50; Nikkei below 2%
Forex: EUR/USD breaks higher on the back of a broad USD move
Commodities Brief: Almost everything lower but Gold
Nth Korea: Kim Jong_un says nuclear weapons a ‘war deterrent’
RBA holds rates at 3%; statement more neutral
Forex: AUD/USD higher as RBA on hold
Forex: USD/JPY enters 92.40/75 demand after 92.95 break
The other main driver of the season has come from Australia and the RBA holding rates at 3%, with scope to ease further if market conditions are met, the statement said. Local share markets traded in a mixed way with Tokyo leading the loses at some point down more than -2%, but last at -0.83%, with Shanghai -0.38%, and Kospi -0.44%, while Australian ASX is up +0.34%, and Hang-Seng +0.10%.
As the London open gets closer, after a long 4-day weekend closed for holidays, the USD finds some bids, making EUR/USD, GBP/USD and AUD/USD to ease a bit, while USD/JPY recovers some ground. European futures markets show a mixed open ahead, with small advances and declines in main equity indexes.
Main headlines in Asia:
Data: New Zealand Q1 employment confidence 100.7 (vs. 99.1 in Q4 2012)
Forex: EUR/USD recovers ground but the risk is on the USD/JPY
Forex: EUR/AUD above 1.23 pre-RBA
Hong Kong press: China home sales set to fall 50pc after new curbs
Australia Mar AiG Performance of Mfg Index down to 44.4 vs 45.6
Data: Australia March RPData-Rismark House Price Index +1.3%
Forex: USD/JPY dips below 93.30
Japan: Monetary Base (YoY) (Mar): 19.8% vs 15%
Kuroda: BOJ will do whatever it can to beat deflation
Forex: EUR/JPY retesting 119.50; Nikkei below 2%
Forex: EUR/USD breaks higher on the back of a broad USD move
Commodities Brief: Almost everything lower but Gold
Nth Korea: Kim Jong_un says nuclear weapons a ‘war deterrent’
RBA holds rates at 3%; statement more neutral
Forex: AUD/USD higher as RBA on hold
Forex: USD/JPY enters 92.40/75 demand after 92.95 break