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EUR/USD likely to expand losses. Next key ref is located at 1.2661

EUR/USD: A short-term 1.2796 key ref was yesterday taken out and this opens for extension below 1.2740 and into the next key medium-term ref, located at 1.2661.

Daily Market Technicals

EUR/USD extends its losses to close below the Nov 2012 support line but held above the Apr 4 reversal low at $1.2746,

EUR/JPY Technical Analysis

(128,40) The EUR/JPY confirmed yesterday further consolidation interior the inside day with 131,00 – 128,55 still the levels to follow.

UBS Morning Adviser

Balance Sheets Matter ECB Executive Board Member Joerg Asmussen turned the screw on the euro on Tuesday by initially stressing that forward guidance by the ECB goes ‘beyond 12 months’.

Daily FX Volume and Technical Strategy: Three triggers for USD strength

The lower close in US 10yr yields left a momentum warning suggesting a period of consolidation.

Daily Market Technicals

EUR/USD failed to test initial support and left an inside-day while 10-day momentum shows positive divergence and

EUR/JPY Technical Analysis

(130,15) The EUR/JPY confirmed also yesterday further consolidation interior the inside day with 131,00 – 128,55 still the levels to follow in the coming hours;

UBS Morning Adviser

Summer Precautions Necessary If the UBS FX Flow Report’s volume figures for last week are anything to go by, most investors have left for the summer.

FX Daily Majors

• GBPUSD’s aggressive sell-off has extended and the spotlight turns to key support at 1.4855/32.

EUR/JPY Technical Analysis

(129,60)The EUR/JPY confirmed on Friday further consolidation interior the inside day with 131,00 – 128,55 still the levels to follow in the coming hours;

Daily Market Technicals

EUR/USD declined further, stretching dly studies lower, and tested the key support level at $1.2797/2801/04, the May 17 reversal low,

UBS Morning Adviser

BoJ Easing Bears Fruit Japan’s reflationary policies are starting to boost consumer inflation expectations and lending activity. That’s the message from two reports published overnight¹ and