Tag Archives: EUR/USD

Daily FX Wrap and Strategy

The NZD/USD was the casualty of heightened risk aversion on Friday night. It was the weakest performer amongst its peers, ending the week at 0.8210.

FX: safe haven, anyone?

The “risky” currencies can no longer blame the “taper”, as the “safe haven” currencies struggle to be less safe…Inflation focus this week.

Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

The Recovery Remains in the New Year · An uptick in the Leading Economic Index points to slightly stronger future growth,

Daily FX Update

A volatile start to the day as investors digest whatthe potential risks of contagion of developments in Argentina and Turkeyare in the developed markets.

US Morning Update

The extent to which the CAD volatility curve has flattened already today is a signal of how ‘hairy’ price action in the currency could be later around the 0830 CPI data.

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: AUDUSD has declined to our .8675 next core target – 38.2% of the entire 2001/2011 bull market – which we look to try and hold at first.

Daily Technical Report

EUR/USD moved sharply higher yesterday,breaking its declining trendline. A break of theresistance at 1.3699 would open the way forfurther strength towards the resistance at 1.3819.

AUD fell below 0.87 for the first time in three and a half years, pushing AUDNZD towards 1.054. The WSJ reported comments from RBA Ridout that the AUD needs to drop further and AUD near 80c would be a “fair deal for everybody”.

Europe & yen in fashion, EMs are not & the dollar stands in the middle

EUR/USD: A huge bullish candle flew in from left field yesterdaybreaking resistance pockets near 1.3600 and at 1.3650 likenothing. The short-term key ref at 1.3700 is now up to thetest.

FX Daily

In terms of data releases we have a very thin calendar today but there are some interesting events. A potential rating decision from Moody’s on France’s sovereign rating might attract some attention.

EUR/USD Analysis

The pair opened in Asia just off last night’s $1.3699 high, at $1.3698 after failing a test of the $1.3700 level during the US session.

UBS Morning Adviser

Expect macro-prudential measures to remain the norm The increase in the Swiss countercyclical-buffer (CCB) today led to strong interest in the CHF due to a hawkish interpretation – i.e.