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2 May 2013

Forex: EUR/CAD recovers the mark of 1.3271/74

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The EUR/CAD moved into recovery mode Thursday, following the release of upbeat Canadian data and the fallout of the ECB rate decision, which was held at 0.50%. Following a bounce off the 1.3250 level, the cross is now recovering the mark of 1.3271/74, still down a tepid -0.14% during US trading.

Briefing the technical levels, the Mataf.net analyst team identifies the next short-term supports for the EUR/CAD at 1.3237, then 1.3196, and finally 1.3148. Alternatively, a paring of losses will result in a testing of resistances at 1.3326, onto 1.3374, and finally 1.3415.

In Canada, the International Merchandise Trade (March) came in at $0.02B, vs. a projected $-0.72B. In addition, Exports (March) yielded a figure of 40.47B, against expectations of 38.76B. Finally, Imports in March were 40.45B, against a consensus of 39.63B.

May 2, 2013

US: Non-farm productivity rose 0.7% in Q1

The Non-farm productivity in the US economy rose 1.3% during the first quarter, missing expectations at 1.5% and up from -1.7% previous...

Forex: EUR/USD oscillates around 1.3200 as Draghi speaks

The euro extended gains to fresh daily highs against the dollar after data showed US jobless claims dropped to 324K last week and as Draghi addresses press in Bratislava following the ECB decision to cut the refi rate to a record low of 0.5%.