Tag Archives: EUR/USD
Asia FX Market
The dollar weakened slightly against the euro ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate meeting later Wednesday, but gained ground against the yen on a possible further easing in BOJ monetary policy.
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: – EURUSD: Rebound now back probing the 38.2% retracement and chart resistance zone of 1.2972/4. A breakout above here is required to allow for an advance back towards 1.3127.
Daily FX Technical Strategy – EUR resilience
The sharp sell-off in peripheral European equity indices was largely ignored by FX markets on Monday, as the EUR showed signs of bullish resilience.
EURCHF perks up again, EURUSD looking for resistance
EURCHF perked up again as UBS joins Credit Suisse in announcing negative rates on franc deposits. The CHF situation comes to a head on Thursday with the SNB meeting.
FX Daily Strategist: Europe
– EUR holds up to negative Italian news FX markets are showing some notable resilience following news of Italian PM Mario Monti’s imminent resignation.
Technical Alert
EURUSD is set on a correctional recovery, likely to meet resistance at 1.2960\75 or no later than 1.3020? NZDUSD is testing Sep?s best at 0.8357,
Daily Market Technicals
EUR/USD: Bears Met Support At $1.2880, Encouraging Bulls. The pair met support around $1.2880, the low of Nov 28, while daily studies appear to be slowing in their descent.
EUR/USD Analysis
Closed in NY at $1.2943 after extending its recovery off the week’s opening lows around $1.2880 through the day to a high of $1.2947.
Americas FX Daily
Data and Italian news weigh on European FX What happened overnight – Italian Prime Minister Monti indicates he will resign
FX Daily Strategist: US
– EUR-crosses hold well despite negative Italian headlines Markets are in negative territory this morning following news of Italian PM Monti’s resignation, with Italian equities off 3% and 10Y bonds off by some 30bps.
Technical Week Ahead
USD/SEK – Bullishly over 6.7060 would target (beyond?) last month’s best (>6.8150), EUR/SEK – Beginning its 13th (out of 14 weeks) at the flat ½-year average,