Tag Archives: EUR/GBP

UBS Morning Adviser

A Japanese Giant To Watch USDJPY is testing 100 this morning in Asia after the G20 meetings resulted in little criticism of Tokyo’s policies.

FX Daily

Key news – The Italian parliament has re-elected Giorgio Napolitano as Italian President.

Daily FX Technical Strategy: EUR/NOK stronger recovery risk

Steady selling of crude oil over the past week has likely catalysed a bearish undertone for the NOK. Although some commodities are staging a near-term bounce,

Morning FX Market Commentary

On Thursday, EUR/USD traders took a breather after the wild swings on Tuesday and on Wednesday. There was hardly any high profile news.

FX Daily

Focus today. The election of the new Italian president will attract attention again as lawmakers failed to reach an agreement in the first and second round of voting yesterday.

UBS Morning Adviser

CBs Sounding Deflation Alarm? St. Louis Fed President James Bullard’s warning that the Fed may buy more bonds if ‘inflation continues to go down’ on Tuesday is a warning signal for markets rattled by the decline in

Technical Alert

Yesterday turned out to be mainly a day of congestion and consolidation except for the Scandies that continued to weaken.

EUR/GBP Technical Analysis

(0,8544) EUR/GBP confirmed a negative closing but it missed a weak one below the low of the negative day reversal. A daily closing tonight below 0,8560 will confirm a negative week reversal!!

Daily FX Technical Strategy: USD/CAD nascent bid

Along with commodities that are under pressure once again this morning, inflationary expectations (as measured by the US 10yr breakevens) continue to drop.

Morning FX Market Commentary

On Wednesday, trading on global markets remained very nervous and there was also no clear intr- market correlation.

FX Daily

– Italy’s centrist parties seem to have reached last-minute deal on presidential candidate – Weidmann comments add to odds for an ECB rate cut

UBS Morning Adviser

Japan Locals In No Hurry Japanese investors were net sellers of foreign bonds again last week, according to official ‘hard data’ released overnight (Chart 1).