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Mid-Day FX Market Analysis
USD: The Dollar is finding moderate pressure at the start of the new trading week, although prices have kept within a fairly tight trading range near last Friday’s high for the move.
FX G10/EM Morning Trader Views
EUR – Strong month end in general for the usd and eur no exception with another attempt at 1.2990 area (daily cloud top)
NZD and MXN positioned at one-year lows last week, USD unchanged
Hedge funds made only small changes to their IMM currency positions during the week ending June 25, according to the latest data from the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
BoJ Tankan: Economic recovery intact, corporate finance in spotlight
The June Tankan survey indicated that business sentiment and activity have improved overall, in line with expectations.
The Week Ahead in FX
Friday’s US nonfarm payrolls data will be key indication of how the recovery in the US labor market is progressing,
Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary
The U.S. dollar has gained in the wake of the Fed’s monetary policy announcement, with bond yields moving up
FX SENTIMENT REPORT
Shifts in sentiment were relatively muted this week, with minor changes in positioning among most of the majors with the exception of CAD.
Foreign Exchange Outlook
The USD will continue to appreciate vs. core advanced and emerging-market currencies throughout the second half of the year.
Mid-Day FX Market Analysis
USD: The Dollar has posted relatively mild gains coming into this morning’s trading,
FX G10/EM Morning Trader Views
EUR – Light squeeze off the lows at that 1.2990/1.30 support as eur x’s staged a decent recovery led by eurgbp- i have reinstated a short here at
Japan core CPI flat y/y in May; we expect y/y upturn in June
The CPI excluding perishables (core) turned flat y/y in May (April: -0.4%), matching both our forecast and the Bloomberg median estimate.
Japan industrial production surprises to upside in May, heads toward another quarterly gain in Q2
Industrial production increased 2.0% m/m in May (April: 0.9%), surprising to the upside (Barclays: -0.2%; Bloomberg: 0.4%) and marking a fourth consecutive gain.