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Market Patrol 27th June 2022

 "The biggest risk is not taking a risk. In a world that's changing really quickly, the only strategy that is guaranteed to fail is not taking risks."

 

 

Mark Zuckerberg
Indicative Selling Rates
against MUR
USD
20 May 2024
  • AUD
  • 31.29
  • 0.6765
  • BWP
  • 3.48
  • 0.0752
  • CAD
  • 34.28
  • 1.3494
  • CNY
  • 6.49
  • 7.1298
  • DKK
  • 6.85
  • 6.7581
  • EUR
  • 50.57
  • 1.0931
  • HKD
  • 6.02
  • 7.6834
  • INR
  • 0.56
  • 81.9464
  • JPY
  • 30.06
  • 153.9165
  • KES
  • 35.81
  • 129.1711
  • NZD
  • 28.61
  • 0.6185
  • NOK
  • 4.43
  • 10.4478
  • SGD
  • 34.75
  • 1.3311
  • ZAR
  • 2.63
  • 17.5910
  • SEK
  • 4.38
  • 10.5588
  • CHF
  • 51.21
  • 1.1069
  • GBP
  • 59.06
  • 1.2766
  • USD
  • 46.26
  • 1.0000
  • AED
  • 12.80
  • 3.6152
The Shared currency grinded higher towards $1.0566 amid a fear of a US recession ahead of ECB's Lagarde speech tonight.
Fundamental News

EUR/USD
The Shared currency grinded higher towards $1.0566 as US dollar remained pressured amid market's indecision and fears of a recession in the US.

 

GBP/USD
The Cable managed to begin the week on a positive note, currently  trading at $1.2284 amid dollar weakness ahead of BoE's Cunliffe speech tomorrow. 

 

USD/JPY
The Japanese yen gained to 134.82 as the Bank of Japan's June meeting summary of opinions has been released stating that Bank of Japan must maintain easy policy and sharp yen fall could hurt economy and heighted more uncertainty.

 

AUD/USD
The Aussie dollar remained on the backfoot at $0.6932 as Australian Finance minister Katy Gallagher signaled economic challenges after the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) reported risks for a global stagflationary scenario.

 

USD/CAD
The Loonie renewed intraday high to 1.2880 as higher oil prices underpinned the CAD.

 

USD/ZAR
The Rand   strengthened against a sliding dollar at 15.81, as investors started to scale back bets on how far central banks will be able to lift interest rates this cycle to rein in inflation.

 

USD/MUR
The dollar-rupee remained unchanged at 45.00 (Selling).

Fundamental & Technical Data
Economic Indicators-Local Time

16:30 - USD - Durable Good orders

22:30 - EUR - ECB's President Lagarde speech 

 

 

Central Bank Interest Rates
Last Change
New Meeting
Federal Bank of U.S
1.75%
04-May-2022
-
European Central Bank
0.00%
10-Mar-2016
-
Bank of England
1.00%
05-May-2022
16-Jun-2022
Bank of Japan
-0.10%
28-Jan-2016
-
Reserve Bank of Australia
0.10%
03-Nov-2020
-
S.Africa Reserve Bank
4.75%
20-May-2022
21-Jul-2022
Reserve Bank of India
4.00%
22-May-2020
-
Bank of Mauritius
2.25%
03-Jun-2020
-
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Bulls & Bears Levels
Resistance and Support
Levels
EUR/USD
GBP/USD
USD/JPY
USD/ZAR
R3
1.0672
1.2440
138.12
16.38
R2
1.0626
1.2367
13.7.21
16.29
R1
1.0574
1.2315
136.09
16.21
PP
1.0528
1.2242
135.18
15.54
S1
1.0476
1.2190
134.06
15.33
S2
1.0430
1.2117
133.15
14.42
S3
1.0378
1.2065
132.03
14.35
Technical Analysis - Forex Charts
Technical Outlook of the week - NZDCHF Scenario 1:
Chart updated on 04.03.2022
Technical Outlook of the week - NZDCHF Scenario 2:
Chart posted on 04.03.2022
Markey update on Biz Week by Christie Ng
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