Tag Archives: EUR/PLN

Central European Daily

CEE currencies strengthen on U.S. job data Regional bond yields fall CEE currencies gained yesterday as disappointing U.S. payrolls suggested that

The dollar is a post-NFP “punching bag” – can it fight back?

EUR/USD: The post-NFP reaction may be somewhat strange with riskon/dollar off so notably on a lesser number. Be that as it may,the pair trades at levels not seen since late 2011 and bullishlyso.

Central European Daily

US payrolls in focus Polish bond auction likely to be successful The Polish zloty and the Czech koruna eased yesterday,

Look for a EUR/SEK low at 8.7355/8.7100 otherwise wait for NFP

EUR/USD: The yearly high of 1.3711 remains a bright shining beaconabove, but right now the market lacks the impetus to pushfor a break. Numbers this afternoon may change this,

Technician

EUR/CZK Momentum changed to neutral, it still is not pro-growth. This increases likelihood of consolidation below 25.80 level.

Central European Daily

Forint hits a three-month high Outcome of Czech early election is highly uncertain While the Czech koruna lagged behind its peers and weakened by about 0.5 %,

€uro remains firm & EUR/SEK seen breaking higher.

EUR/USD: So far the market is following the common path after a risingbenchmark candle such as the one printed Thursday withthe following day often moving up to

Real wage growth might bring strong impulse for domestic consumption growth in Hungary It seems that a modest recovery of the Hungarian economy brings finally some positive stimuli for employees in Hungary in terms of higher wages.

The dollar has come under severe pressure

EUR/USD: The dollar took a big hit across the board yesterday. Thisbenchmark move shows demand – likely strong enough tochallenge the yearly high at 1.3711.

Central European Daily

CNB’s Lizal advocates interventions against the koruna Zloty hits a three-week high While the Czech koruna weakened and hit an 11-day low, the Polish zloty extended previous gains and reached a 19-day high on Wednesday.

So everybody (or nobody) is happy in Washington – Now what?

EUR/USD: With the happy “ending” in Washington one would think thepair should trade lower by now, but it seems players are alldressed up but got nowhere to go…

Central European Daily

U.S. debt ceiling debate again in focus Polish CPI inflation slowed down to 1% y/y