Tag Archives: EUR
Americas FX Daily
Chinese data supports the AUD What happened overnight – China December trade data better than expected
Mid-Day FX Market Analysis
EUR – Closed in NY at $1.3061 after it had pulled back from an early NY recovery of $1.3080 to $1.3046 before recovering into the close.
FX G10/EM Morning Trader Views
EUR – ECB day has arrived and eur still sitting on a 1.30 handle as mkt awaits the decision and press conf from draghi.
European FX Daily
– Robust Chinese data supports risk appetite – ECB: whether to ease? – BoE likely unchanged EUR: Still dovish? The ECB meeting will be a key focus this week.
Asia FX
The AUD jumped to its highest in over three weeks, and its best level so far in 2013, in the Asian session Thursday, after the release of better-than-expected Chinese trade numbers.
Mid-Day FX Market Analysis
EUR – Closed in NY at $1.3082, off pullback lows of $1.3057 seen during the NY session, after rate had seen earlier Asian highs of $1.3140.
European FX Daily
– Asian equities rallied, USD weakened – Australia retail sales surprised weak – Malaysia trade surplus narrowed less than expected
FX G10/EM Morning Trader Views
EUR – Topped nicely at that 1.3140 resistance yesterday despite some gd buying in the morning which ultimately failed to take us higher leading to a bailout by spec/cta guys back into the middle of the 1.3000/1.3150 range.
Market Summary
It’s a rather quiet trading day so far as most major pairs and crosses are stuck in tight range. Euro staged a rebound overnight but is struggling to keep on with momentum.
Mid-Day FX Market Analysis
EUR – Closed in NY at $1.3115, after rate had traded to a high of $1.3120 on general dollar losses. Early Asia extended recovery to $1.3128.
Daily Market Analysis
Euro rebounded broadly overnight on building expectations that ECB would keep the policy rate unchanged at 0.75% this week.
Mid-Day FX Market Analysis
EUR – Closed in NY Friday at $1.3069, off recovery highs of $1.3090, seen after the release of US jobs data saw pressure resume versus the dollar via softer UST yields.