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FX Market Week Outlook

The euro hit a six-week low against the dollar on Friday after euro zone banks said they would repay less than half of the expected amount in emergency loans from the European Central Bank.

Mid-Day FX Market Analysis

EUR – Closed in NY Thursday at $1.3187 after recovering off a late NY extended low of $1.31615.

FX G10/EM Morning Trader Views

EUR – So right not to stand in the way of the break at 1.3230 yesterday as we saw widespread capitulation in the mkt below that lvl on the slightly disappointing PMI’s.

Mid-Day FX Market Analysis

EUR – Closed in NY at $1.3284 after rate had been shoved to a session low of $1.3271 ($1.3270 61.8% of the 2013 range $1.2998-1.3711) following ‘hawkish’ FOMC Minutes,

FX G10/EM Morning Trader Views

EUR – Eurusd caught upto the general USD uptick in spectacular fashion trading 1.3390-1.3235 from 3pm yesterday into asia this morning.

Cable investors rush for the exit

– Overall volumes held above the average level of the past 12 months. 

FX Daily Strategist: Europe

– Fade the FOMC minutes (over)reaction The USD has emerged a clear winner overnight – the DXY index closed above its 200-day MA resistance .

Mid-Day FX Market Analysis

EUR – Closed in NY Tuesday at $1.3388, just off recovery highs at $1.3396 with the earlier release of a stronger than forecast Germany ZEW cited for providing the buoyancy.

FX G10/EM Morning Trader Views

EUR – Signs of life again for eurusd as we hold very well at base of the range at 1.3300/20 and eventually stop fighting the positivity of European and

Mid-Day FX Market Analysis

EUR – Closed Monday’s North American devoid session at $1.3352, the rate having seen a range of $1.3322-79 during the day, recovering off a late dip to $1.3333 into the close.

Mid-Day FX Market Analysis

EUR – Closed in NY Friday at $1.3360 after rate had recovered off lows at $1.3307 on IMF Lagarde comments supporting the recent euro strengthening/yen weakening moves,

CFTC: The dollar the winner following a busy week

Money managers were busy adjusting positions during the week ending 12 February according to data provided by the US CFTC.