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If you follow politics and economic events, FX trading allows you to express your opinion, so if you have an opinion why not trade?
Current event FX traders can act on:
- US debt deal is a political risk event, although the “real risk” of the US defaulting is a low probability event, any announced deal is not a done deal until the US House and Senate vote and pass on any deal, by the way voting could happen as soon as this Wednesday
USD FX spotlight (EU session):
- AUD / USD (chart 1) higher since Friday May 26 2023 as traders shift out of the “safety of the USD” on bets of a successful US debt deal, short term (5-13 days) upside prospects seem capped at 0.6617 while downside risk below the 0.6518 pivot could place 0.6464 in sight.
Chart 1 AUD/USD May 29 2023 7:32 UTC
- USD / JPY (chart 2) Japan’s YEN hits fresh lows against the USD, however profit taking near the 140.5s resistance could add some very short term (5-13 days) downside pressure before any attempt to push higher towards the 142.20s, provided price can remain above the 139 - 137.8 support areas the prospects for the multi-month uptrend to remain intact can not be ruled out.
Chart 2 USD/JPY May 29 2023 8:09 UTC
- EUR / USD (chart 3) remains “soft” since falling below the 1.0880 key support; current price 1.072 at time of writing could be looking for the 1.0650s as next support level; below the 106.50’s could expose 1.0630s - 1.0610s; upside risk seen above the 1.0880 (see chart 3)
Chart 3 EUR/USD May 29 2023 8:19 UTC
Today’s economic calendar
US and UK exchanges closed for public holidays
Source: Tradingview / J. Knobel May 29 2023 6:36 UTC
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