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Intraday Outlooks For EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD, USD/CAD
EUR/USD: Prior resistance just over 1.39 is converted into presumed support with a mid-body point now contributing to this thought.
FI Eye-Opener: Irish confidence surges to multi-year highs
German bond yields mostly edged slightly higher yesterday, but the moves were still quite limited. In the US, yields mostly fell somewhat in the evening,
USD/JPY trades with focus on 101.85. SEK looks offered still
EUR/USD: It was a non-performing session yesterday, but few seemedinterested to bearishly distance resistance at 1.3890\1.390and until sellers start to convince again,
FI Eye-Opener: Stronger ABS for the summer
Bond yields edged higher yesterday on both sides of the Atlantic, but trading volumes were very subdued due to the UK holiday.
FI Eye-Opener: Don’t the markets care about payrolls anymore?
Bond yields fell further on both sides of the Atlantic on Friday despite a jump in US payrolls growth (see more below), as worries related to escalating tensions in
€ and Yen trading bid. AUD/NZD to the triangle floor
EUR/USD: After a three wave (hourly graph) kneejerk downsidereaction the market returned up close to the recent higharea hence keeping a bid undertone in place.
Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary
U.S. Review Farewell to Winter Weather Woes · Nonfarm payrolls bid adieu to the sluggish pace of employment growth during the winter months.
SEK selling is back on the agenda. Reaction risk (lower) in GBP/USD.
EUR/USD: The bearish reversal candle pattern the day before yesterdaywas U-turned into something equally potentially bullishyesterday.
FI Eye-Opener: Forget the weak Q1 – the future looks quite different
While much of Europe was on holiday yesterday, US bonds continued to rally and the curve bull-flattened further, as fresh data suggested US GDP might have actually contracted during the first quarter of this year.
FI Eye-Opener: Spring inflation
• Euro inflation rebounds, and pressure on the ECB fades • 90d ECB liquidity operation follows the trend and net injects liquidity
€uro a tad softer. SEK sellers seen returning
EUR/USD: After an initial move higher the market fell back and did soin a rather impulsive manner ending the day with a bearishkey day reversal.
FI Eye-Opener: Bumps ahead for bonds
Shorter German bonds rallied yesterday on the back of soft German inflation numbers (see more below), while longer yields ended with rather small changes, as did US yields.