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EUR/CHF Technical Analysis

(1,2335) The EUR/CHF formed on Friday a negative day reversal but only a daily closing below 1,2283 will confirm a top!

UBS Morning Adviser

What the COFER Data Means On Friday the IMF released its Q1 2013 update for the composition of foreign exchange reserves (COFER),

Daily FX Volume and Technical Strategy: Gold rushes for the exit

With month/quarter end approaching, we note that gold has had the strongest quarterly decline (~25%) in our chart history.

The Global Macro Pulse

The dollar is mixed. EURUSD has rallied to 1.3068, but the JPY and AUD have weakened against the dollar to 98.85 and 0.9251, respectively.

EUR/CHF Technical Analysis

(1,2330) The EUR/CHF confirmed a strong closing last night above the resistance of the inside day at 1,2310 suggesting further upside potential.

UBS Morning Adviser

AUD Suspense Almost Over Today, at 1300GMT the IMF is due to reveal for the first time the size of reserve manager holdings of AUD and CAD¹.

FX Daily

Market movers today • In the US Chicago PMI is expected to fall back a bit to 55 following a surprisingly sharp rise last month to 58.7.

FX Daily

Market movers today • Focus will be on whether the stabilisation in risk sentiment holds. We believe a lot of positions have been squared out by now,

EUR/CHF Technical Analysis

(1,2267) The EUR/CHF confirmed a session of consolidation forming a new inside day with 1,2310 – 1,2225 the levels to follow in the coming hours.

UBS Morning Adviser

Sterling’s Other Catalysts The UK reports final Q1 GDP numbers today. After Wednesday’s surprisingly soft US print, any result close to consensus could give the pound a fillip.

US Morning Update

Major overnight headlines: • Italy risks 8 billion euro losses on derivatives contracts restructured at the height of EMU crisis, La Republica

Daily FX Volume and Technical Strategy: EUR weakening signals assemble

The increasing bearish sentiment in US rates is not only a negative backdrop for EM, it also erodes gains in other G10 currencies from the perspective of yield differentials.