Aayush Jindal
Key Highlights
The hourly RSI is below the 50 level, suggesting more declines in the near term. On the downside, the recent low of 1.0818 is a support, which if broken might set the pair for a test of 1.0800. Any further declines might take the pair towards the 1.0760 support area.UK Rightmove House Price IndexEarlier today, the UK Rightmove House Price Index, which provides a sample of residential property prices in the UK was published. The outcome was on the lower side when compared with the last increase of 3%. The UK Rightmove House Price Index came in at 0.1% in July 2015. When we look at the yearly change, then the price index was up by 5.1%, which was higher when compared with the last gain of 4.5%.German PPILater today, the German Producer Price Index, which measures the average changes in prices in the German primary markets was released by the Statistisches Bundesamt Deutschland. The market is expecting no change in the index, and if the outcome misses the forecast the Euro might head lower in the short term.
- Euro declined heavily against the US Dollar, as buyers failed to protect losses.
- There is a lot of bearish pressure noted on the shared currency, which might continue in the near term.
- In the UK, the Rightmove House Price Index was released, which increased by 0.1% in July 2015, lower compared with the last gain of 3%.
The hourly RSI is below the 50 level, suggesting more declines in the near term. On the downside, the recent low of 1.0818 is a support, which if broken might set the pair for a test of 1.0800. Any further declines might take the pair towards the 1.0760 support area.UK Rightmove House Price IndexEarlier today, the UK Rightmove House Price Index, which provides a sample of residential property prices in the UK was published. The outcome was on the lower side when compared with the last increase of 3%. The UK Rightmove House Price Index came in at 0.1% in July 2015. When we look at the yearly change, then the price index was up by 5.1%, which was higher when compared with the last gain of 4.5%.German PPILater today, the German Producer Price Index, which measures the average changes in prices in the German primary markets was released by the Statistisches Bundesamt Deutschland. The market is expecting no change in the index, and if the outcome misses the forecast the Euro might head lower in the short term.