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      27 Feb 2013

      Session Recap: Markets consolidate; Euro awaits news from Italy

      A session of consolidation in Asia ahead of a key Italian bond auction later today. The Australian Dollar has been the currency most pressured, although in relative terms, since ranges have averaged 30 pips the most. The 1.02 contention area continues to offer reliable support for now, with very heavy turnover near the level being reported.

      The Euro has been well supported by short term bull traders, with an initial fall towards 1.3040 on a Moody's headline warning on Italian's rating agency, yet flows out of Hong Kong managed to take the price for a quick ride to 1.3070 before stabilizing. The Japanese Yen traded sideways awaiting fresh headlines out of Tokyo. The Kiwi remains weak after .

      Main headlines in Asia (in chronological order)

      - What the sound of silence means today

      - S&P: Italy's ratings not immediately affected by elections result

      - New Zealand Jan Trade Balance (MoM) decreases to $-305M vs $486M

      - NZD/USD confirms break of rising trendline; 0.83 becomes resistance

      - Will investors buy on Japan's policy facts? - Nomura

      - Japan's retail trade figures above expectations

      - Australia: Cyclone halting exports of iron ore in WA

      - S&P warns on possible scenarios for Australia's rating

      - Moodys: It would consider downgrading Italy if the economy worsened and reforms stalled

      - EUR/USD holds 1.3050 despite Moody's headline

      - AUD/USD resisting a break of 1.02

      - Suga: Abe aims to submit BOJ nominations tomorrow

      - Australia: Recap on the big miss in Q4 Construction Work Done

      - Australia domestic building seeds of growth could be germinating - NAB

      - Gold higher on Bernanke testimony

      - EUR/USD flat around 1.3060 ahead of Italy bonds auction
      Feb 27, 2013

      Forex: GBP/USD threatening 1.5100 support

      Cable is currently at 1.5107 near session lows at 1.5100 round, retracing from yesterday's highs at 1.5220, and only 37 pips above record 30-month lows printed Monday. Pound is the weakest currency among majors in last few days, ahead of another important day for the GBP/USD, as Bernanke will take the stage for second day testifying at 15:00 GMT before the House Financial Services Committee. But before that, for the London session ahead, MPC member Bean will speak at 09:20 GMT, followed by UK second estimate GDP q/q at 09:30 GMT, along with Prelim business Investment q/q and Index of Services.
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      Feb 27, 2013

      Le Euro speaks Italian these days, capire?

      Following the bustling Monday session, in which a huge spike in volatility took place, global financial market barely got out of second gear yesterday (Tuesday), in what may be interpreted as a consolidative transition. The question now is, was that the calm before another storm or can ailing risk assets enjoy some room for further corrections?
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