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Danske Bank: trade signals for September 16

Open positions:*

EUR/USD: Hold SHORT at 1.1315, TAKE PROFIT 1.1087, STOP LOSS 1.1402

GBP/USD: Hold LONG at 1.5340, TAKE PROFIT 1.5563, STOP AT 1.5280

AUD/USD: Hold LONG at 0.7100, TAKE PROFIT 0.7250, STOP AT 0.7030

USD/CAD: Hold LONG at 1.3185, TAKE PROFIT 1.3467 (revised), STOP AT 1.3100

NZD/USD: Hold SHORT at 0.6335, TAKE PROFIT 0.6130, STOP LOSS 0.6485

EUR/CHF: Hold LONG at 1.0910, TAKE PROFIT 1.1186, STOP AT 1.0869

EUR/CAD: Hold LONG at 1.4890, TAKE PROFIT 1.5192, STOP LOSS 1.4740

Trade ideas:

EUR/JPY: BUY at 134.80, TAKE PROFIT 139.17, STOP LOSS 134.05

USD/CHF: BUY at 0.9710, TAKE PROFIT 0.9861, STOP LOSS 0.9660

EUR/GBP: BUY at 0.7340, TAKE PROFIT 0.7525, STOP LOSS 0.7285

GBP/JPY: BUY at 184.45, TAKE PROFIT 187.64, STOP LOSS 182.42

USD/JPY: Possibly BUY

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*Danske Bank applies trailing stop orders (moved together with the price)

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Trading plan for September 17

Kira Iukhtenko

Bearish pressure on the US Dollar increased after the US inflation figures confirmed price growth slowdown. As a result, market doubts about a potential rate hike on tomorrow’s meeting declined. Fed’s decision will be announced on September 17 at 18:00 GMT, while the Yellen’s press conference will follow at 18:30 GMT. US currency is expected to stay under pressure ahead of the announcement.

EUR/USD jumped above 1.1300, breaking above the local trend line. The market will be dominated by the Fed’s expectations until tomorrow. Euro zone’s economic calendar is plain. Next barrier for the pair lies at 1.1370.

GBP/USD has also profited the US Dollar weakness, jumping to 1.5450. Pound was also supported by the better-than-expected UK employment data. Watch the UK retail sales tomorrow (forecasts are benign). Cable has more potential for growth tomorrow. Resistance – 1.5560 and 1.5700.

AUD/USD pushed higher, moving towards the 0.7200/0.7250 resistance area. We expect a pullback from here. The Fed will clearly cause a volatility surge, but the RBA Governor Stevens will step in with his speech early on Friday. He is unlikely to let the Aussie strengthen solidly.

There are more releases to watch on Thursday morning- New Zealand GDP, BOJ Kuroda speech and the SNB meeting. Fasten your seatbelts – market is going easy-moved tomorrow!

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USD/CHF: sell target - 0.9500
18 September 2015

By: Dmitriy Chernovolov

-USD/CHF reversed from resistance level 0.9800
-Next sell target - 0.9500

USD/CHF recently reversed down from the resistance level 0.9800 - which is the lower boundary of the strong resistance zone lying between the resistance levels 0.9800 and 1.0100. This resistance zone earlier reversed waves (A), B, ② and most recently wave (2), as you can see from the daily USD/CHF chart below). The price is currently falling inside the 3rd intermediate impulse wave (3) – which belongs to the primary downward impulse wave ③ from August.

USD/CHF is likely to fall further toward the next sell target at the support level 0.9500. Sell stop-loss can be placed above aforementioned resistance level 0.9800.

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AUD/CAD: buy target - 0.9550
18 September 2015

By: Dmitriy Chernovolov

-AUD/CAD broke resistance zone
-Next buy target - 0.9550

AUD/CAD continues to rise after recently breaking above the strong resistance zone lying between the resistance levels 0.9440 and 0.9400. This is the former strong support zone which has been reversing the price numerous times from the middle of April (as you can see from the daily AUD/CAD chart below). After breaking this resistance zone – AUD/CAD corrected down twice to this price area (acting as support now after it was broken).

AUD/CAD is likely to rise further in the active minor corrective wave 2 (which belongs to the intermediate impulse wave (3) from the start of August) toward the next buy target at the resistance level 0.9550.

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US Dollar: forecast for September 21-27

Kira Iukhtenko

Market sentiment towards the US Dollar worsened significantly following the FOMC decision to leave rates unchanged on Thursday. The Fed’s policy statement turned out to be more dovish than expected, referring to the increased global risks and low inflation in the US. As a result, the Fed paved ground for a weaker US Dollar in the coming days and weeks. However, in the longer term we remain bullish for the US currency.

On the new week, we will be watching a bunch of the US data releases. Pay attention to the durable goods orders on Thursday. On Friday we will get the final US Q2 GDP and hear the Fed’s chief Yellen speaking.

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USD/JPY: forecast for September 21-27

By Elizabeth Belugina

US dollar declined versus Japanese yen as the Federal Reserve refrained from raising interest rate and gave a dovish statement to the market. USD/JPY slid to 119.00.

In our view, US dollar will be a subject of the negative pressure in the short and medium term. USD/JPY has been consolidating within a triangle, and the lower border of this pattern will be vulnerable. The pair will have good support in the 118.50 area (55-weak MA), but there is technical space for correction to 116.50/00 (top of the weekly Ichimoku Cloud, uptrend support line since 2012). Resistance is at 121.00 and 121.70.

Another factor that may add to the yen’s strength is the market’s risk aversion. The risk sentiment will turn negative if Chinese data once again disappoint. This is why pay attention to Chinese Caixin flash manufacturing PMI due on Wednesday.

In the longer term, however, dollar’s decline should be limited by the expectations of additional monetary stimulus from the Bank of Japan. Japanese central bank has discarded the idea of further quantitative easing at its September meeting. However, the lack of action from the Fed and the decline in USD/JPY should allow the Bank of Japan to ease policy – a step needed so that Japan could reach 2% inflation target.

Note than the volume of liquidity in Asia on Monday-Wednesday will be lower as Japanese banks will be on holidays. The only important release in Japan will be inflation report on Friday.

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EUR/USD: forecast for September 21-27

By Elizabeth Belugina

EUR/USD found support at 1.1215 and energetically rebounded to the levels above 1.1400. The weakness of the US dollar as the Federal Reserve has left policy unchanged provides the euro with potential to strengthen to 1.1585 (55-week MA) and 1.1700 (August high). At the same time, the pair ran into the weekly Ichimoku Cloud.

The single currency has to overcome resistance at 1.1467 (May 15 high) so that the bulls could continue pushing it higher. Support levels are at 1.1280, 1.1215, 1.1150 and 1.1100.

Next week for the euro will start with Greek election. The latest opinion polls give no clear winner with Syriza and New Democracy having almost the same support, so there will likely be a coalition government. It is important which party gets more votes, as it will be the one to form a coalition. A coalition led by New Democracy with two smaller parties, which supported the recent bailout, will be the most positive outcome for the euro. The bad scenario will be if Syriza forms coalition government without support of the River and Pasok. In this case, the implementation of bailout will be more complicated. In the worst case, the vote distribution will be so fragmented that 4 parties will have to form coalition or if Syriza will have to turn to anti-bailout parties which want Greece to leave the euro area. All in all, we expect the risks associated with election in Greece to be rather moderate.

Note that the European Central Bank’s president Mario Draghi will speak on Wednesday. It’s clear that the ECB won’t welcome expensive euro, so he may try to talk the European currency down. Also on Wednesday the euro area will release flash manufacturing and services PMI indices. On Thursday the ECB will offer commercial banks cheap loans within its next targeted long-term refinancing operation (TLTRO), though according to the forecasts, bank's demand for iquidity will be low.

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GBP/USD: forecast for September 21-27

Kira Iukhtenko

British pound extended the upside on the past week. Inflation slipped back to 0% in August, but the currency got support from the upbeat employment and retail sales figures. The market still expects the Bank of England to hike interest rates at the beginning of the year 2016.

GBP/USD added more than 200 pips over the past week, drawing a second long bullish candle on the weekly chart. The medium-term picture remains positive for the buyers. Break above 1.5700 will open the way to 1.5810 (August high) and 1.5860 (50% Fibo). Key support is now seen at 1.5450 (former resistance).

UK economic calendar for the new week is rather light with the only event on the schedule - Public Sector Net Borrowing on Tuesday.

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EUR/USD: weekly wave analysis

20 September 2015

Daily. The market keeps moving within corrective (4), which is taking form of a double triple. When this wave is over, the pair’s decline will continue in impulse (5).

H4. Here is the detailed layout of the last section. At the new week we expect the price to rise within another zigzag (y).

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GBP/USD: weekly wave analysis

20 September 2015

Daily. After British pound had completed the complex triple , we saw the beginning of the new downtrend. The pair has formed impulse (1) and correction to it (2). This week we expect the bearish trend to resume.

H4. Zigzag (2) looks complete. That is why the possibility of the downward movement within impulse (3) is high.

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