Tag Archives: EUR/SEK

€uro rebound seen continuing

EURUSD: Thursday’s spring bottom and key day reversal shouldcontinue to underpin upside attempts and

FX Daily

Today’s data calendar is rather thin. The only releases due in Europe are the SentixInvestor Confidence survey and Spanish house price index.

EUR/USD targets 1.3734\50 before down & EUR/SEK moves to 9.1375

EUR/USD is targeting 1.3734\50 before down… USD/JPY is testing support at 102.20/11… A bullish GBP/USD candle just added shows demand…

FX Daily

The US job report will be the main focus today. We expect an increase in non-farmpayrolls of 250,000 but see risk of a pay-back from the extra strong April figure.

USD/JPY correction target met, NOK/SEK @ support

EURUSD: Given that we don’t now the outcome of today’s ECBmeeting we have to act on what Mr. Market is telling us.

FX Daily

Today’s ECB meeting will be the main attraction. We expect the ECB to deliver anaggressive easing move by cutting the refi and deposit rates, taking the latter intonegative territory.

USD/JPY & AUD/USD sellers should be tempted to step back in

EURUSD: Buyers responded at a marginally fresh low yesterday, butalso showed resistance respect.

FX Daily

The Spanish and Italian May service PMIs are due for release. The Spanish figureincreased to 56.5 in April, which is the highest print since the beginning of 2007.

Dollar strength!

EURUSD: A bearish candle as a continuation pattern was added yesterday. It also persistent dynamic resistance with the 8day “Tenkan-Sen” (blue line in the chart).

FX Daily

The most interesting data release today is euro-zone inflation in May, which weexpect will decline back to this cycle-low of 0.5% y/y from 0.7% y/y in April.

AUD turning lower. SEK weakness takes a short pause

EURUSD: On a grander scale May probably became the turning pointfor the common currency given that the monthly candlebecame a very bearish key month reversal one arguing formore losses on a 3-4 months horizon.

FX Daily

Although the market probably has its eyes on Thursday’s ECB meeting and Friday’sUS job report, the first day of the week is loaded with interesting key figure releases.