Tag Archives: EUR/GBP
Technical Alert
The dollar rise gained traction yesterday and especially so vis-a-vis the emerging market bloc. USD/SEK & NOK also showing bullish signs with key day reversals yday.
EUR/GBP Technical Analysis
(0,8660) EUR/GBP confirmed a positive closing last night while however confirming further consolidation interior the inside day with 0,8595 – 0,8695 still the levels to follow in the coming hours.
FX Daily Crosses
Today’s highlights: – EURGBP: Market defends .8571/6 support initially, however, whilst capped by the .8685/.8724 resistance zone, the focus looks set to continue lower broadly for .8442/11.
FX G10/EM Morning Trader Views
EUR – Another quiet session for eur in a 42-71 range in Asia as mkt awaits Draghi tomorrow. Expecting 1.3080/00 to again provide resistance topside, as it did yesterday,
FX Daily Strategist: Europe
– USD: Softer today, but stronger towards weekend Commodity currencies are likely to trade well today. NZD to gain on the positive NZ Fonterra’s latest fortnightly auction which saw global dairy prices leapt by 10.4% to the highest level since June 2011.
FX Daily
Risk sentiment yesterday made a push higher following more strong US data. ISM non-manufacturing was stronger than expected and pointed to continued robust growth in the service sector in February.
EUR/GBP Technical Analysis
(0,8630) EUR/GBP confirmed further consolidation interior the inside day with 0,8595 – 0,8695 still the levels to follow in the coming hours.
FX Daily Crosses
Today’s highlights: – EURGBP: Resistance at .8685 continues to cap the market, with the focus remaining on support at .8571. A break below here is expected, with risk down to .8442/11.
Daily FX Technical Strategy: Slipping CHF
The Dow Jones Transportation Average posted an all-time high, resuming the uptrend that began in Q4 12. While this suggests near-term upside,
FX G10/EM Morning Trader Views
EUR – Quiet Asia session again as we head into the PMI no.s today in europe. We held the dip at 1.2980 yesterday in ldn and ny well with spec and corp buyers,
FX Daily
– Monetary stimulus supports global equity markets as well as China committing to economic growth. Furthermore, the Australian Central Bank keeps rates on hold.