Tag Archives: EUR/USD
The Global Macro Pulse
AUD and NZD rose strongly on the open, the former hit a high of 0.929 and the later surged to 0.869. Both have since retraced to 0.926 and 0.867 respectively.
More € weakness. AUD peaking? NOK/SEK pause
EUR/USD: Yesterday’s close below 1.3749 has further enhanced thebearish outlook and more losses are accordingly penciled infor the week to come.
FX Daily
In Europe, preliminary March HICP inflation data from Spain and Germany aredue today. This will give us the first indication on the important euro-area inflationfor March to
UBS Morning Adviser
Glass is edging towards half full for Norges, but nothing more The krone’s robust performance on Thursday suggests the market believe Norges’ narrative is
Daily Market Technicals
The break below $1.3749 on Thursday confirms the bearish pressure with focus now having shifted lower to layers of support in the $1.3643-1.3722 region which includes key moving averages,
EUR/USD Analysis
The pair started at $1.3740 this morning in the Asia-Pacific following its $1.3728 to $1.3780 US trading range overnight.
Daily FX Wrap and Strategy
The NZD was the star performer over the past 24-hours. It sitsaround 0.8670 this morning.Yesterday morning brought another strong batch of NZ tradefigures.
Daily FX Update
Markets are relatively quiet the biggest movers in FX have been rallies from NZD and NOK and general weakness in the other European currencies (ex-NOK).
US Morning Update
The London morning in spot G10 was generally characterised by more EUR weakness, but the crucial factor here is where that weakness was concentrated:
Daily Technical Report
EUR/USD has failed to confirm its move abovethe resistance at 1.3845 (20/03/2014 high). Pricesare now declining towards the support at 1.3749.Another support stands at 1.3643.
The Global Macro Pulse
In FX, AUD continued to climb to 0.9237. EUR was largely unchanged at 1.3785, while USDJPY found some support at 101.72 and rallied all the way to 102.15.
UBS Morning Adviser
Investor patience being tested Foreign investors in Japanese stocks are mostly still holding their nerve,