Tag Archives: EUR/GBP

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: – EURUSD is holding 50% retracement support at 1.3103.

FX G10 Morning Trader Views

EUR – Unchanged to where we left it friday and quiet in asia. There was alot of selling towards the back end of last week with the stronger ISM and

Morning FX Market Commentary

Dollar digests weak payrolls rather well US payrolls disappointed markets. The dollar lost some ground against the majors, but as in other markets losses were technically not relevant.

Mainly corrective forces at play. Ended yen correction

EUR/USD: After the marginally new low was set the market entered the outlined upside correction phase.

UBS Morning Adviser

AUD: No Cause for Jubilation Despite trading above 0.9200 on Friday, AUDUSD remains at the mercy of incoming data flow which has been decidedly mixed over the past few days,

EUR/GBP Technical Analysis

(0,8423) EUR/GBP confirmed a test below 0,8400 before however confirming a positive closing forming even a positive day reversal.

FX Daily Strategist: US

Upside risks to payrolls and the USD G10 currencies are generally range bound going into the August US nonfarm payrolls report.

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: – USDCHF’s surge above .9395/97 confirms a larger base, turning the trend bullish for .9520/35 next.

FX Daily Strategist: Europe

US data continues to support front-end rates, and the USD The USD continues to benefit from rising US yields, with the US 2-year Treasury rate breaking above 50bp

EUR/GBP Technical Analysis

(0,8414) EUR/GBP confirmed a further weak closing last night just above the 0,8400 level!! A break below of it will confirm a double top formation suggesting a drop toward 0,8000!!!!

UBS Morning Adviser

A New BRICS Wall? Perhaps a pure coincidence, but just when Draghi was being questioned about a coordinated G10 response to any crisis in Emerging Markets,

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: – USDCHF is breaking above key resistance at .9395/97 to establish its expected base, and we stay bullish for .9520/35, then .9647.