Tag Archives: EUR/SEK
Riksbank rate decision – small market moves expected
On Thursday, the Swedish Riksbank will once again leave its main policy rate unchanged at 1.0%.
FX G10 Morning Trader Views
EUR – Sustaining the downward move from the back end of last week with a sell off to a new low on the ldn open – seeing early selling from rm and spec names taking us to 1.3164 low.
$/JPY – bullish triangle exit. NOK/SEK reaction peaked
EUR/USD: Even though a new low wasn’t printed yesterday the market at least closed at the lowest level since the turn.
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Market movers today ● The ISM manufacturing index is likely to fall back a bit after last month’s surge.
FX G10 Morning Trader Views
EUR – Good month-end supply of EUR/USD was the catalyst to clear stops through 1.32 but so far we have seen better buying of EUR/USD in Asia and
At a glance: Playing it safe
EUR/USD hourly – Below 1.3259/64, the market remains in negative territory ● Given last week’s break below 1.3264 (minor 76.4 %) and
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Market movers today ● The conflict in Syria continues to be the main focus but military action looks set to be delayed until 9 September.
Stronger dollar, weaker €. Ending NOK congestion.
EUR/USD: Friday’s attempt into the 1.3162-1.3205 support zone was rejected but the following bounce seems to have become very short lived.
Dollar strength making progress. Weaker SEK.
EUR/USD: With the break and close below 1.3299 a first sell signal has been triggered (underpinned by the bear divergence).
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Market movers today ● Risk appetite continues to be driven by developments in Emerging Markets and the conflict in Syria.
FX Daily Strategist: US
USD unlikely to benefit from GDP revision amid geopolitical risk in Syria The CHF and JPY have given back some of their recent gains as the prospects of military interventions in Syria are delayed.
Renewed $ buying? $/JPY completed bull triangle?
EUR/USD: The break of 1.3320 didn’t attract sellers enough to also pass the 1.3299 key support hence the market soon bouncing back into the prior range.