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Forex: GBP/USD orbiting around 1.5200

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The sterling is inching higher on Tuesday after yesterdays sell off, hovering over the key resistance of 1.5200 in an attempt to follow through that level.
The empty docket in the UK would leave the pound to the mercy of the risk trends, following its European peer, against the backdrop of the fragile situation in Cyprus.

“Resistance is at 1.5321 ahead of 1.5424 - which should hold any upside. Support is at 1.5102 ahead of 1.5027”, suggested G.Yu and G.Berry at UBS, keeping at the same time the neutral bias on the cross.

GBP/USD is now up 0.20% at 1.5204 with the next resistance at 1.5262 (high Mar.25) en route to the psychological level of 1.5300 and then 1.5330 (high Feb.22).
On the flip side, a break below 1.5143 (low Mar.25) would expose 1.5092 (MA10d) and finally 1.5090 (low Mar.21).

Forex: EUR/USD sidelined around 1.2875/80

The bloc currency is flat-lined around 1.2870/75 on Tuesday, ahead of the French Consumer Confidence for the month of March. Prior surveys expect the headline to come in a tad lower to 85 vs. 86 previous...
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Asian markets mixed on Tuesday as investors digest Cyprus bailout

Asian markets were mixed on Tuesday, with indexes such as Japan’s Nikkei Stock Average (-0.60%), Hong Kong’s Hang Seng (-0.19%) and Mainland China’s Shanghai Composite (-1.22%) falling, while South Korea’s Kospi (+0.30%), Bombay Sensitive (+0.05%) and FTSE Bursa Malaysia (+0.49%) edged higher. Investors are still reacting to headlines coming from the Eurozone regarding the bailout to Cyprus. Newly elected Eurozone President and Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem said that uninsured deposits should contribute to bank rescue before taxpayers.
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