Tag Archives: EUR/USD

UBS Morning Adviser

Growth overpriced, but policy differentials continue to stick out We view sterling as one of the most vulnerable currencies in G10.

Daily Market Technicals

The EUR/USD headed lower to start the new week before pausing just ahead of the 21-DMA. The pullback has eased the bullish pressure that dominated last week but bears still need a close below the $1.3779 level needed to

EUR/USD Analysis

The pair started at $1.3821 this morning in Asia following a $1.3808 to $1.3863 range in the US last night. Euro-dollar traded between $1.3816 and $1.3820 in

Daily FX Wrap and Strategy

The NZD has traded between 0.8630 and 0.8690 over thepast 24-hours, sitting at 0.8670 this morning.The NZD absorbed yet another strong domestic data pointyesterday.

EURUSD – sharp wave-(2) correction to .764 Fib still considered

The Euro rallied to the limits of a viable correction by reaching the 76.4% retrace; only because this is a proposed wave-(2) does it warrant the consideration of such a deep retrace.

Daily FX Update

Leading into the NA open the USD is strong, equities are flat and the US 10‐year yield has climbed back to 2.63%. This is a holiday shortened week in North America that is laden with

BTMU: EUR: Draghi’s Comments

The focus of the market at the start of the week is on ECB Draghi’s recent comments with regarding to the Euro rate. In this regard, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) thinks that as it had become evident from

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: USDJPY spotlight remains on key range support at 101.20/100.75.

The Global Macro Pulse

ECB President Draghi’s statement at the IMF meeting on Saturday that EUR strength may require monetary policy easing pushed EURUSD down to a low of 1.3833 before it settled at about 1.385.

FX Daily

The geopolitical situation in Ukraine will probably be the main focus after deadlyclashes on Sunday in eastern Ukraine and the Ukrainian government’s announcementthat it will move troops into

UBS Morning Adviser

MAS holds as expected, but change in CPI forecast triggers slight short-cover Earlier today the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced it was leaving the centre,

More JPY strength and SEK weakness in the pipe

EUR/USD: The 78,6% Fibo reaction point fenced off the market fromcontinuing on a northern path and the day ended on arather neutral footing (doji candle) however the weeklycandle became a solidly bullish one.