The 4 and 24-hour scales turn bullish, but the interbank is neutral at less than 14% long, matching the 1-hour models. Next up is the Pound/Yen with 6 neutral models on its 1-hour chart. Bullish at more than 16% long, the interbank confirms the 1-hour models. Neutral models prevail on the Cable's hourly chart. You're watching the Primary Daily Trading Signals for Friday.
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Forex option expiries for the 14.00 GMT cut today 13 July
For my latest post on how to use this info click here. The actual amounts can change right up to expiry. Notable expiries for the 14,00GMT cut 13JulyFurther to my numerous links and references this morning here's the latest update:EURUSD: 1.1200 (EUR 1.3bln) 1.1240 (550m) 1.1300 (730m) 1.1390-00 (890m) 1.1440-50 (1.2bln)USDJPY:112.55 (590m) 113.20-30 (1.2bln) 113.50-60 (1.1bln) 113.90-00 (700m)113.90-00 (700m) EURGBP: 0.8790 (EUR 240m)EURJPY: 128.00 (EUR 580m) 128.50 (710m)AUDUSD: 0.7540 (AUD 475m) 0.7620 (500m) 0.7660 (360m)0.7660 (360m) USDCAD: 1.2940-50 (1.25bln) 1.3000 (525m) 1.3075 (600m) 1.3200 (1.37bln)Remember that these are "vanilla" options so still in play right up to expiry at 14.00 GMT on the day even if breached in the meantime, unlike barrier options which cease to be once hit.
The close to 50% long interbank sentiment is strongly bullish. Here's how the technical models compare with the interbank stance at 8 AM GMT. Euro/Yen's hourly studies are mostly neutral, outlook shifts to bearish in the 4-hour chart and 4 models are neutral in the long term. Mid and long terms both have 6 neutral prompts and it's in line with the 14% long interbank. The Cable's 1 and 4 hour studies are mostly pointing North, but outlook shifts to neutral in the long term.
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