Thursday, February 4, 2010

Barclays Capital holds bearish forecast for the dollar / yen

Taking into account the prevailing bearish pressure in the crosses with the Japanese currency, currency analysts at Barclays Capital doubt the likelihood of upward break in a pair of dollar / yen. While not covered in the resistance of 91.50/90, strategy has been in a downward projection coupled with the prospect of falling to the support of 90.30/10. As for crosses with the Japanese currency, the break of support level at 62.75 in a pair of the New Zealand dollar against the yen (now at 63.22) can become the catalyst for the growth of currency in Japan. At the moment pair dollar / yen is trading at around 90.74.

1 comment:

Tomas said...

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