Tag Archives: EUR/SEK

Cable still looks toppish. USD/JPY could correct lower. SEK comeback surprises.

EUR/USD: The U-turn wasn’t our first bet yesterday. We chose toneglect support at the 8day “Tenkan-Sen” as we thought thecandle formation should take precedence.

FX Daily

Market movers today * In an otherwise busy week we have a very thin calendar today.

Bearish EUR/USD & GBP/USD prints, SEK looks exposed again & CAD weaker

EUR/USD: Yesterday’s candle adds confidence to a correctional phasepassed its peak. Exiting the lower end of the ascending55day moving average band would enhance a bearishstance.

Signs of an exhausted €. CAD continues to weaken.

EUR/USD: Each and every day the market is coming closer and closerto the 1.3645 mid body (of the weekly falling benchmarkcandle key five weeks ago) resistance.

FX Daily

Market movers today * Focus will be on global PMIs. We expect the Spanish and Italian flash PMI manufacturing figures to increase and

Scandi markets ahead: Another soft Norges Bank Monetary Policy Report

We argue that the Riksbank remains wrongly priced. Over the last week the Swedish fixed income market has priced out some of the Riksbank rate cut expectations for the next two meetings and

FX Viewpoint: to cut or not to cut

“Demand creates supply.” (ECB policy in a nutshell) Tapering is on…just not in the US. ECB’s excess liquidity declining further,

GBP/USD & EUR/JPY at important levels and must be monitored

EUR/USD: There is not much for near-term bears to hinge their hopeson – yet. Cautious advance is still on and resistance in the1.3645\90 area may be scanned.

FX Daily

Market movers today * Main focus will be preliminary euro area inflation for November.

USD/JPY stays bid despite positioning and stretch. Cable targeting 1.6380

EUR/USD: The move higher is still deemed as short-term correctionaland a high for this move should be sought somewhere nearthe mid-1.36s.

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Market movers today * Germany releases the first inflation data for November. The annual inflation rate (HICP) is expected to rise slightly to 1.4% (consensus 1.3%) from 1.2% in October.

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Market movers today * US durable goods orders will give info on whether US investment spending will pick up soon.