Tag Archives: EUR/CHF
FX Daily
We have a light data calendar again today with only second tier releases such asmanufacturing production in the UK, revised Q4 GDP in Italy and small businessconfidence in the US of secondary importance.
Technician
EUR/USD: Momentum clearly pro-growth. Some indicators close to overbought; consolidation above 1.38 likely in one-week horizon.
Daily Technical Report
EUR/USD is challenging the strong resistancearea between 1.3832 (25/10/2013 high) and1.3893. An initial support lies at 1.3825(28/02/2014 high), while an hourly support canbe found at 1.3708 (05/03/2014 low).
FX Daily
Today’s data calendar is relatively light. France and Italy will release industrialproduction for January and provide important input on the direction of the overalleuro area industrial production data to be released on Wednesday.
UBS Morning Adviser
Short-rates dominant but long-spreads hard to ignore The ECB decision and payrolls release from last week had material consequences,
Forex Weekly Report
CHF Strength Not all About Risk Aversion Despite its widely projected demises, the CHF has appreciatedsignificantly for most of the year.
Daily Technical Report
EUR/USD surged higher yesterday and is nowchallenging the strong resistance area between1.3832 (25/10/2013 high, see also the long-termdeclining trendline) and 1.3893.
UBS Morning Adviser
Fed’s Threshold Beckons UBS economics expects the US unemployment rate to fall to 6.5% today,
FX Daily
The main release today is US non-farm payrolls. We look for a rise of 145,000 but theestimate is extra uncertain currently due to the weather effect.
Daily Technical Report
EUR/USD has recently weakened near its keyresistance area between 1.3832 (25/10/2013high, see also the long-term declining trendline)and 1.3893.
FX Daily
The ECB meeting will be the main event today and we expect the ECB to ease policy. On Monday, ECB president Mario Draghi told the European parliament that thecurrent rate of
UBS Morning Adviser
News flow improves We have previously highlighted the long-term downside risks for