Tag Archives: EUR/USD

EUR/USD Analysis

The pair marked a $1.3472 to $1.3567 range in the US last night before it then opened in Asia at $1.3535. As the US currency gained, euro-dollar retreated in unison,

Daily Market Technicals

EUR/USD bounced from the daily Bolli base yesterday, now seen as key support at $1.3471. Daily studies are bearish but show signs of slowing,

UBS Morning Adviser

3 Themes for 3 Months The Senate-penned deal might not be perfect, but it has done the job and markets will take what it can get in terms of fiscal stability until Congressional battles pick up again.

Daily FX Wrap and Strategy

The NZD has been the strongest performing currency over the past 24 hours, as optimism over a resolution to the US fiscal impasse buoys ‘risk-sensitive’ assets everywhere.

US Morning Update

Major Overnight Headlines • UK unemployment rate unchanged at 7.7% in August; September claims fall more than expected

EUR Mid-day Analysis

Events across the Atlantic are also keeping the Euro fairly subdued, although prices have stayed wellclear of Tuesday’s spike low this morning.

FX Market Drivers

The US: Two steps forward, one step back… Still no debt ceiling agreement in place.

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: * AUDUSD’s extension through the .9511/30 barrier keeps us focused on our basing target at .9700/30.

FX G10 Morning Trader Views

EUR – Full wash out yesterday in eur once we broke 1.3550, 1 way traffic down to 1.3479 low cleaning ‘safe haven’ longs out as we approach a deal in states.

Morning FX Market Commentary

Dollar fails to maintain gains On Tuesday, the dollar was temporary supported by positive headlines from the political scene in the US but

FX Daily Strategist: Europe

Fiscal optimism fades, leaving USD at risk into Thursday deadline The optimism on prospects for a quick debt ceiling deal has faded, causing equity market to decline slightly and the 10 year Teasury yield to reach its hightest level in almost a month.

UBS Morning Adviser

If Risk-On Drivers Return The market continues to operate under the assumption that Washington will find a resolution ahead of the relevant debt ceiling deadlines,