Tag Archives: Crude Oil
JPY & CHF in demand. EUR/SEK soon seen higher.
EUR/USD: With the attempt to move up to a fresh high failing to do so only four points short of a minimum target opens up for a possible so called truncated fifth wave.
FX Daily
Market movers today * Focus will continue to be on the political wrangling in the US to secure an agreement on the temporary funding bill for the new budget year starting on Tuesday to avoid a government shutdown.
EUR/JPY mid body failure; AUD/NZD on track lower
EUR/USD: As long as holding above the 1.3440/1.3453 (mid body of the latest benchmark candle & the August peak) the current meandering will be labeled corrective.
Scandies look weak while the pound and the euro stronger – today at least
EUR/USD: Over the five recent sessions the small net move lower looks correctional. If breaking 1.3555 this would become even clearer and
FX Daily
Market movers today * With the deadline looming on Monday focus in the US will continue to be
FX Daily
Market movers today * In the data calendar focus is on durable goods orders and new home sales in the US.
NOK, NZD & CAD weakness while the Dec Bund is in fashion
EUR/USD: The drift lower seem destined to test a nearby support zone below at 1.3453/33. A bearish looking session close below this area is needed to
It looks like the dollar could gain the upper hand again
EUR/USD: The highly grouped short-term multi-stochastics indicates a bit of a stretch. Price action of late has become more near- term bearish than bullish.
FX Daily
Market movers today * In Europe the main focus will be the IFO business survey in Germany. We expect IFO to have improved in September to around 105 and
FX Daily
Market movers today * After financial markets have digested the outcome of the general election in Germany, focus will shift to flash PMIs for the euro area in September.
More NOK & emerging markets weakness
EUR/USD: The first attempt lower was hindered just a few points below the figure. In the hourly both the decline and
Dollar rebound in the cards. NOK weakness…..?
EUR/USD: The market yesterday made the sought marginally new high (which commonly is seen the following day after such a big benchmark candle as Wednesdays)