Tag Archives: EUR/USD
Morning FX Market Commentary
Sterling sharply higher versus both euro and dollar Sterling was the winner of the day helped by a strong labour market report,
The Global Macro Pulse
Overnight Price Action S&P futures are up 0.2% in Asia following a 0.8% rally in the S&P 500 overnight partly in response to the dovish tone of Janet Yellen’s prepared testimony.
USD/JPY make or break? Scandies – time for a pause
EUR/USD: The corrective climb yesterday entered an area whereresistance is expected be firmer (previously broken trendline, the 55d ma band, 38.2% Fibo of the decline and a thelatest reaction peak)
FX Daily
Market movers today * Focus on the euro area with the release of preliminary Q3 GDP figures.
Daily Market Technicals
EUR/USD rises to retest the rising channel base, now initial resistance at $1.3504. Daily studies have turned bullish and a break above initial res could accelerate gains up to
BNZ Strategist
The world outlook remains uncertain but its prospects remain sufficiently strong to add support to a New Zealand expansion which is both broadening and gaining in momentum.
UBS Morning Adviser
G10 Post-Plenum In our Cross Asset Macro Strategy 2014 Outlook (Nov 11th), we highlighted 10 ‘alternative scenarios’ which could seriously surprise markets.
EUR/USD Analysis
The pair started at $1.3487 this morning and then edged up toward $1.3500 in early trade as the dollar weakened following Yellen’s comments.
Daily FX Wrap and Strategy
The NZD/USD continues to hold above key technical support in the 0.8190/0.8220 window. Overnight, the currency was pitched back above 0.8250 by the tailwinds from a weaker USD.
Daily FX Update
BOE HINTS AT 2015 RATE HIKES SUPPORTING GBP * USD mixed, as domestic developments drive FX.
Daily Technical Report
• EUR/USD is bouncing after having successfully tested its recent low at 1.3296 (see also the 50% retracement). The resistance at 1.3449 (05/11/2013 low) is challenged.
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: * GBPUSD’s break below the 1.5894 October low sets a bearish “double top”.