Tag Archives: EUR/USD

UBS Morning Adviser

Aussie Outlook Dims More evidence arrived overnight that Australia’s mining investment boom is likely to recede gradually over the coming years.

EUR/USD Analysis

The pair started this morning’s session at $1.3572 after it had marked a $1.3520 to $1.3575 US range overnight. Early market action was subdued with the pair slipping marginally to

Daily FX Wrap and Strategy

At around 0.8190, the NZD/USD is not far from where it sat this time yesterday. But that masks a full 1 cent range over the past 24 hours.

Global FX Strategy: The link between FX and equities

EURUSD down: what does it take? The single key risk for the EURUSD remains US Treasury yields; this year correlation has flipped,

US Morning Update

We continue to look for opportunities to sell EURUSD on rallies between 1.3540 and 1.3570, particularly with USDJPY still comfortably above the 101.00 mark.

A new Nordic Outlook is released – ECB to launch QE

Today we publish our new Nordic Outlook, which contains all our latest macro projectionsincluding updated medium and long-term financial forecasts.

Daily Technical Report

EUR/USD’s recent strength and the potentialhigher low posted yesterday suggest apersistent short-term buying interest. Monitorthe resistance at 1.3579.

Morning FX Market Commentary

EUR/USD rebound slows On Monday, EUR/USD reversed part of its post-ifo gains.

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: * USDJPY stay bullish for 102.36/53 next, ahead of testing the year’s high at 103.10/74.

Annual Rate Spread Ranges & 2014 FX Vol

Much like 2013 was a year of two halves, so 2014 looks likely to be a yearof two halves. H1 2014 will probably dominated by boredom over UStapering,

The Global Macro Pulse

The USD has given up some of its New York rally. AUDUSD has bounced to 0.9189, EURUSD has edged up to 1.3531, and USDJPY has nudged lower to 101.51.

FX Daily

Market movers today * US consumer confidence for November (Conference Board) is expected to rise slightly following a steep decline in October partly related to the government shutdown.