The US Dollar Against Other Major Currencies (October–November 2014)
■ Market/Asset: Forex / The US Dollar against other major currencies
■ TCI Forecast: USD correction is ending, followed by a new USD uptrend (↑)
■ Momentum: The new uptrend is expected to begin in the last days of October 2014 and peak by late November 2014
Foreign Exchange Market Outlook
The strength of the US Dollar over the next 6 to 12 months is clear, but Forex currencies don’t move like stocks, so this strength won’t follow a single straight trend. In September 2014, the US Dollar rose rapidly against other major currencies, as shown in the TCI tables below. This fast move created an overbought US Dollar market (EURUSD, USDJPY, GBPUSD), making a correction inevitable. Neither the Fed nor the ECB wants the USD to move too sharply, as this could hurt the real economies in both regions.
The US Dollar’s rise will happen at the right time and with proper market momentum. We expect USD bullish runs of 4–6%, followed by corrections of 2–3%, with cycles lasting 3 to 4 months overall.
Evaluating the Previous Forex Trading Signal on USDJPY (September 2014)
In our previous Forex trading signal, we predicted a correction for USDJPY. At that time, USDJPY was trading at 108.626. We also identified 110.75 as the first strong resistance level. On October 1st, USDJPY reached 110.08 and then began to correct. By October 15th, USDJPY hit a local low of 105.193. The signal was confirmed.
🔗 The Previous Forex Signal: » Forex Trade Signals -USDJPY September 2014
TCI on USD against Other Majors
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Here are the TCI indications for the US Dollar against the EUR, GBP, and JPY:
Table: TCI on EURUSD
Date
Close
High
Low
Volume
Change (%)
Volatility (%)
TCI
2014.10.14
1.26559
1.27666
1.26389
209819
-0.74%
1.0%
-1.98%
2014.10.15
1.28357
1.2885
1.26239
326137
1.42%
2.1%
1.24%
2014.10.16
1.28068
1.28439
1.27049
301769
-0.23%
1.1%
1.00%
2014.10.17
1.27591
1.28356
1.27429
184611
-0.37%
0.7%
0.62%
2014.10.20
1.27981
1.28159
1.27302
153448
0.31%
0.7%
1.27%
2014.10.21
1.27147
1.28394
1.27131
188975
-0.65%
1.0%
0.31%
2014.10.22
1.26922
1.27388
1.26798
59072
-0.18%
0.5%
0.39%
(+1 Trading Days)
0.09%
(+2 Trading Days)
0.60%
(+3 Trading Days)
0.18%
(+4 Trading Days)
0.20%
(+5 Trading Days)
1.56%
(+6 Trading Days)
0.28%
(+7 Trading Days)
0.30%
(+8 Trading Days)
-0.54%
(+9 Trading Days)
-0.15%
(+10 Trading Days)
0.41%
(+11 Trading Days)
-0.58%
(+12 Trading Days)
0.29%
(+13 Trading Days)
-0.96%
(+14 Trading Days)
-0.98%
(+15 Trading Days)
-0.60%
Table: TCI on GBPUSD
Date
Close
High
Low
Volume
Change (%)
Volatility (%)
TCI
2014.10.20
1.6162
1.61786
1.60791
166084
0.44%
0.6%
-0.82%
2014.10.21
1.61097
1.61833
1.61085
187404
-0.32%
0.5%
-1.11%
2014.10.22
1.6027
1.61299
1.60108
60587
-0.51%
0.7%
-1.60%
(+1 Trading Days)
-1.81%
(+2 Trading Days)
-0.96%
(+3 Trading Days)
-1.11%
(+4 Trading Days)
-1.40%
(+5 Trading Days)
-1.32%
(+6 Trading Days)
-1.40%
(+7 Trading Days)
-0.86%
(+8 Trading Days)
-0.75%
(+9 Trading Days)
-1.07%
(+10 Trading Days)
-1.59%
(+11 Trading Days)
-1.34%
(+12 Trading Days)
-1.37%
(+13 Trading Days)
-1.33%
(+14 Trading Days)
-1.14%
(+15 Trading Days)
-0.69%
Table: TCI on USDJPY
Date
Close
High
Low
Volume
Change (%)
Volatility (%)
TCI
2014.10.20
106.933
107.383
106.775
169619
0.06%
0.6%
-0.26%
2014.10.21
106.981
107.005
106.242
176139
0.04%
0.7%
0.41%
2014.10.22
106.875
107.099
106.781
48323
-0.10%
0.3%
-0.03%
(+1 Trading Days)
0.15%
(+2 Trading Days)
-0.29%
(+3 Trading Days)
-0.37%
(+4 Trading Days)
-0.87%
(+5 Trading Days)
-1.08%
(+6 Trading Days)
-0.76%
(+7 Trading Days)
-0.63%
(+8 Trading Days)
-0.83%
(+9 Trading Days)
-1.30%
(+10 Trading Days)
-1.27%
(+11 Trading Days)
-1.35%
(+12 Trading Days)
-1.23%
(+13 Trading Days)
-1.22%
(+14 Trading Days)
-1.10%
(+15 Trading Days)
-0.98%
USD Statistics against the Euro, British Pound, and Japanese Yen
Below are the US Dollar statistics for the coming months, based on 13.5 years of research by TradingCenter.
Table: EURUSD Statistics
|
MONTH |
AVERAGE CHANGE |
TIMES(↑↓) |
AVERAGE VOLATILITY |
|
OCTOBER |
-0.50% |
7↑ 6↓ |
0.904% |
|
NOVEMBER |
0.49% |
7↑ 6↓ |
0.909% |
|
DECEMBER |
1.95% |
8↑ 5↓ |
0.817% |
As shown in the table above, the Euro usually ends the year strongly. So, if you are shorting the Euro against the USD, keep your positions no longer than early December 2014. ► More Statistics Here
Table: GBPUSD Statistics
|
MONTH |
AVERAGE CHANGE |
TIMES(↑↓) |
AVERAGE VOLATILITY |
|
OCTOBER |
0.08% |
8↑ 5↓ |
0.831% |
|
NOVEMBER |
-0.61% |
4↑ 9↓ |
0.839% |
|
DECEMBER |
0.37% |
5↑ 8↓ |
0.783% |
Table: USDJPY Statistics
|
MONTH |
AVERAGE CHANGE |
TIMES (↑↓) |
AVERAGE VOLATILITY |
|
OCTOBER |
-0.94% |
5↑ 8↓ |
0.862% |
|
NOVEMBER |
-0.23% |
6↑ 7↓ |
0.836% |
|
DECEMBER |
0.89% |
7↑ 6↓ |
0.778% |
Recent Important News and Updates Related to USD and Other Majors
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There are rumors that the ECB bought corporate bonds
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Paul Robson, RBS currency strategist, said recently: “The general takeaway here for a lot of people is that it shows commitment from the ECB trying to find ways to expand its balance sheet.” He added, “People still recognize that the US economy is several years ahead of the ECB, which on a multi-quarter basis suggests EURUSD will go lower.”
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David Tepper, who manages Appaloosa Management’s $20 billion debt hedge fund, said that shorting the euro is the ‘best idea.’ He believes the ECB will need to loosen Eurozone monetary policy further by expanding its balance sheet to stimulate the economy.
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The FED meets next week and is expected to expand its $4 trillion bond-buying program.
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Regarding upcoming US inflation data, the annual CPI is expected to be 1.6% in September 2014, down slightly from 1.7% in August 2014.
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The Core US CPI in September is expected to grow 0.2% month-to-month and 1.7% year-to-year.
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Koichi Takamatsu, head of Forex Trading at Nomura Securities, said: “The US CPI data will be very important. If the market turns risk-off, money will flow into US bonds. A weak figure will surely hurt the dollar.”
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Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov stated that the ministry will hold its first Forex deposit auction starting in early November 2014 to address USD and Euro shortages among Russian banks.
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Since early October, the Central Bank of Russia has spent more than $13 billion supporting the local currency (Ruble).
■ Free Forex Trading Signals: US Dollar October-November 2014
George Protonotarios, Financial Analyst
TradingCenter 22nd of October 2014
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