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ANÁLISIS TÉCNICO: cae la volatilidad (CITI)

Redacción - Miercoles, 25 de Mayo

Más del 8 % de caída del VIX ayer.

Hasta niveles de 14.42 %.

Vuelve a niveles cercanos a mínimos de los últimos meses.

 

¿Tiene sentido en un escenario como el actual? 

¿y quién dijo que la racionalidad cuente para ganar dinero a muy corto plazo?.

 

El EUR retrocede hasta 1.115 USD.

Pero ha llegado a caer algo más.

El siguiente soporte en niveles de 1.106 USD.

La resistencia en niveles de 1.129 USD.

El S&P en niveles de 2083 puntos.

Entre 1848/2120 puntos.

 

Wednesday snapshot: Golden lineup

Tom Fitzpatrick

1-212-723-1344

thomas.fitzpatrick@citi.com

 

Shyam Devani

65-6657-2964

shyam.devani@citi.com

 

Dan Tobon

44-20-7986-3453

daniel.tobon@citi.com

 

Gregory Marks

1-212-723-7057

gregory.marks@citi.com

 

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–    A decent break lower on Gold has taken place overnight as we are now firmly below the 55 day moving average with a notable gap to the 200 day which is 5% below current levels.

–    Interesting to note that the last time we saw a decent fall in Gold towards the end of 2015, US 2 year yield was rising and the USD was rallying, triggered then by the October 2015 FOMC meeting.

–    In a similar fashion, US 2 year yield is rising again and the USD has turned back up, this time triggered by last week’s FOMC meeting minutes and supported by some better US data.

–    We will take these recent developments as being consistent with each other and expect more of the same: 

ϒ  Higher US 2 year yields towards 1.00% and eventually 1.10% (see latest charts here)

ϒ  A rally in the DXY Index towards the 98.50 area on break of the trendline at 95.60 (being tested today), and 

ϒ  A fall in Gold to the next trendline and 200 day moving average currently at $1,163 - $1,168

 

•       Firmly below the 55 day moving average this week.

•       We have a large gap to the 200 day which is at $1,163 with a trendline coming in at $1,168.

 

•       Gold has generally been inversely correlated to US 2 year yield and the USD over the months, even if there were short term “mismatches” or noise.

•       If anything, this chart says Gold is too high (remember Gold is inverted here).

 

 

 

José Luis Martínez Campuzano

Estratega de Citi en España




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