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FX Breakout Monitor: USD slipping to new lows

The US dollar has slipped to new lows against a widening swath of currencies as markets are in a risk happy mood and generally bidding up smaller and EM currencies, as well as sterling on hopes that a Brexit deal will be accomplished one way or another.

The FX Breakout Monitor is back, and it is expanded with “autosignals” that show examples of how to trade new breakouts, defined as new 19-day high or low closes not preceded by a breakout in the same direction in the prior week. Click on the link below for a look at the full PDF of the table overview and the Recent New Breakouts tables. See further below for a couple of chart highlights related to today’s monitor.

Today’s Breakout monitor

We are largely seeing extensions of recent themes in the latest market action – especially in sterling trades continue to power through to the strong side despite this weekend’s indecisive outcome for Johnson’s Brexit deal and the uncertainty on whether we will see a vote on the deal this week (even this evening) or not until after a delay to January has been agreed with possible elections in the interim.

Elsewhere, the USD continues to extend the lower outside of USDJPY, with “new” breaks (the first in at least a week) below the 19-day low close on Friday’s close in USDSEK, USDCHF and USDRUB adding to the three breaks lower for the USD recorded on Friday (against NZD, AUD and THB).

Note in the auto-signals list that the weak performance (stop-outs) of the recent sterling upside breaks is due to the “automatic” setup for the signals – the big break higher in sterling on Friday the 11th saw a big back-fill day on the subsequent Monday that extended more than 1.05 ATR (the default distance to the stop). Normally a trader would not enter “at close” on a given day, especially a Friday, but look to work an order on the following day and adjust the distance to the stop relative to recent volatility (thus also decreasing the size of the overall position to keep the risk per trade as a constant) so in reality the break has performed quite well to date on a reasonable entry long GBP on Monday the 14th in many pairs, using a wide-ish stop, that traders would now have moved significantly higher. (Standard holding period is 9 days)

Today’s Breakout Highlight: USDSEK
The Swedish krona has firmed up well over the last few sessions, in part driven by last week’s revelation that the Swedish statistics agency responsible for reporting unemployment data has reported that the data may be underestimating the strength of the Swedish jobs market, a factor that could ease any sense of panic from the Riksbank this week. The SEK has indirectly also been riding the coattails of a stronger sterling, as hopes for a smooth Brexit bring relief to the outlook for EU- and Swedish exports. The latest price action here is beginning has provided a fairly profound rejection of the recent new highs above 9.90, but a full trend reversal needs to see the destruction of the rising channel-like formation and push well south of 9.50. In addition, there is a bit of a pivot area around 9.60 that needs to be taken out for a more profound break.

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John Hardy
Head of FX Strategy
Saxo Bank
Topics: Forex FX Breakout USD EUR JPY EURUSD GBP GBPUSD AUD NZD SEK NOK CHF USDJPY CAD USDCAD GBPJPY EURSEK EURNOK AUDNZD EURAUD

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