Market Patrol 8th December 2022

"Say something positive, and you’ll see something positive.”

Jim Thompson

Indicative Selling Rates
against MUR
USD

13 Sep 2024

AUD
31.67
0.6825

BWP
3.54
0.0763

CAD
34.47
1.3462

CNY
6.73
6.8936

DKK
6.99
6.6344

EUR
51.70
1.1141

HKD
6.04
7.6821

INR
0.56
82.5855

JPY
33.54
138.3498

KES
36.67
126.5504

NZD
28.94
0.6238

NOK
4.43
10.4807

SGD
36.28
1.2789

ZAR
2.71
17.1267

SEK
4.58
10.1253

CHF
54.95
1.1843

GBP
61.31
1.3214

USD
46.40
1.0000

AED
12.93
3.5875

The Single currency rose to $1.0500 on better than expected Eurozone GDP data

Fundamental News

EUR/USD
The Single currency rose slightly to $1.0500 against the greenback as GDP data for the Euro Zone came out better than expected yesterday.

GBP/USD
The Cable turned positive towards $1.2189 despite overall risk aversion triggered by China’s exports weakening.

USD/JPY
The Japanese yen remained on positive track at 136.90 helped by firmer Japan GDP data, downbeat US Treasury yields and softer US data.

AUD/USD
The Aussie dollar remained pressured around $ 0.6715 among geopolitical tensions despite trade balance surplus reported for October.

USD/CAD
The Canadian dollar dropped to 1.3680 against the greenback despite Bank of Canada raised interest rates, and an uptick in oil prices.

USD/ZAR
South African rand rose to 17.15 despite news of an escalation in power cut which would mean at least six hours a day without power for most South Africans. Market awaits third-quarter current account data and October manufacturing numbers.

USD/MUR
The dollar-rupee stayed put at 44.10 (Selling).

Fundamental & Technical Data

Economic Indicators-Local Time

16:00 - EUR - ECB's President Lagarde speech

17:30 - USD - Initial Jobless Claims

Central Bank Interest Rates

Last Change

New Meeting

Federal Bank of U.S

4.00%

01-Nov-2022

13-Dec-2022

European Central Bank

2.00%

01-Jan-0001

15-Dec-2022

Bank of England

3.00%

01-Jan-0001

15-Dec-2022

Bank of Japan

-0.10%

28-Jan-2016

20-Dec-2022

Reserve Bank of Australia

2.85%

01-Jan-0001

06-Dec-2022

S.Africa Reserve Bank

01-Jan-0001

Reserve Bank of India

5.90%

01-Jan-0001

07-Dec-2022

Bank of Mauritius

4.00%

04-Nov-2022

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Bulls & Bears Levels

Resistance and Support

Levels

EUR/USD

GBP/USD

USD/JPY

USD/ZAR

1.0715

1.2634

140.14

18.60

1.0624

1.2472

139.12

17.95

1.0575

1.2364

137.24

17.64

1.0484

1.2202

136.22

17.19

1.0435

1.2094

134.34

17.09

1.0344

1.1932

133.32

16.10

1.0295

1.1824

131.44

15.12

Technical Analysis - Forex Charts

EUR/USD Outlook- looking bleak throughout Q3-Q4 2022

Chart updated on 05.07.2022

USD/MUR Outlook One more leg higher before paring some of its gains in Q3-Q4 2022

Chart posted on 05.07.2022

EUR/MUR- Bears in control in Q3-Q4 2022

Chart posted on 05.07.2022

The Canadian dollar swirled in a roller coaster move, falling to 1.3600 against the U.S. dollar as the Bank of Canada delivered a lower-than-projected rate hike of 50 basis points but later gained to 1.3530 on broad dollar weakness.

Chart posted on 27.10.2022

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