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06.04.2011, 08:12

Forex: Tusday's review

 

Sterling was the biggest winner versus the dollar among the most-traded currencies as the U.K.’s service industries accelerated at the fastest pace in more than a year last month. 
Markit Economics Ltd. and the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply said a gauge of U.K. services based on a survey of companies rose to 57.1, the highest level in 13 months and above the median forecast of 52.6.
The dollar rose against the yen after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said yesterday inflation must be watched “extremely closely,” spurring bets interest rates may be raised sooner than forecast.
Australia’s dollar dropped from almost a record after the Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens held the overnight cash target rate at 4.75 percent for a fourth straight meeting as floods disrupted coal mining in the nation’s northeast and a rising currency tempered inflation. 
FOMC said: "To mitigate (infl) risks... agreed that FOMC would continue its planning for the eventual exit from the current, exceptionally accommodative stance of monetary policy. In light of uncertainty about the economic outlook, it was seen as prudent to consider possible exit strategies for a range of potential economic outcomes. A few participants indicated that economic conditions might warrant a move toward less-accommodative monetary policy this year; a few others noted that exceptional policy accommodation could be appropriate beyond 2011." Also, "A few members noted that evidence of a stronger recovery, or of higher inflation or rising infl expectations, could make it appropriate to reduce the pace or overall size of the purchase program. Several others indicated that they did not anticipate making adjustments to the program before its intended completion."
Recall that staff forecasts were rev down for growth, up for inflation. 

 

EUR/USD: the pair bargained within the limits of $1.4150-$ 1.4245. 
GBP/USD: on results of yesterday's session the pair become stronger in around $1.6300.
USD/JPY: on results of yesterday's session the pair become stronger above mark Y85.00.


UK data:  at 0830GMT with UK industrial production and manufacturing output data. IP is expected to come slow slightly to +0.4% m/m, 4.3% y/y with manufacturing at 0.6% m/m, 5.8% y/y. 

EMU data sees the third release of Q4 GDP at 0900GMT, which is followed at 1000GMT by German manufacturing orders data.

 

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