Tag Archives: AUD/USD
The Global Macro Pulse
EUR has declined slightly to 1.372 ahead of today’s ECB meeting while a strong retail sales report spurred the AUD to rally to 0.901. EM Asia FX continued to strengthen with the exception of the THB which fell 0.1%.
UBS Morning Adviser
News flow improves We have previously highlighted the long-term downside risks for
Sell NOK/SEK. Possible break higher in AUD/USD
EUR/USD: Slowly but so far not really convincingly the market hasbacked off from the 2008 top line (55d Bollinger bandshigh). It will in fact take a break of 1.3643 to raise confidenceof a peak in place.
AUD/USD Analysis
Another day of strong gains for the Aussie today after it opened at $0.8985 this morning. It drifted off a few notches in early dealings, touching a $0.8973 low ahead of
Asian Currencies Technicals
Higher daily high and low for the AUD/USD on Wednesday has eased the bearish pressure a little but bulls will be looking for a close above the $0.9001 resistance level to see immediate focus shift to
Daily FX Wrap and Strategy
The NZD/USD made steady gains overnight, hand-in-hand with the AUD/USD, and sits 0.65% higher since yesterday morning at 0.8430. Disappointing local data failed to stem the march upward.
Daily FX Update
Markets are mixed, as FX markets suggest a further moderation in risk aversion and an improving global growth outlook; other asset classes are failing to confirm this,
Daily Technical Report
EUR/USD is showing signs of weakness near itskey resistance area between 1.3832 (25/10/2013high, see also the long-term declining trendline)and 1.3893.
The Global Macro Pulse
USDJPY was supported at 102.2 as US 10y yields continued to trade close to 2.70%. AUD spiked on a better GDP print, but has eased back to 0.896 at the time of writing.
EUR/SEK & EUR (USD)/NOK test supports. Cable trades lower
EUR/USD: The late Feb rise looks impulsive and the decline thereaftercorrectional (and the Mon “Inside Day” did not deliver andmeaningful downside attempt yesterday).
UBS Morning Adviser
US softness and price risks outweigh valuations The Bank of Canada will be thankful that their policy decision may take place amid calmer markets,