Tag Archives: USD/CAD
Daily FX Update
Markets are relatively quiet the biggest movers in FX have been rallies from NZD and NOK and general weakness in the other European currencies (ex-NOK).
US Morning Update
The London morning in spot G10 was generally characterised by more EUR weakness, but the crucial factor here is where that weakness was concentrated:
Daily Technical Report
EUR/USD has failed to confirm its move abovethe resistance at 1.3845 (20/03/2014 high). Pricesare now declining towards the support at 1.3749.Another support stands at 1.3643.
UBS Morning Adviser
Investor patience being tested Foreign investors in Japanese stocks are mostly still holding their nerve,
A weaker € + a stronger NZD = a €/NZD sell
EUR/USD: After the mid body test (of the Mar 19 falling benchmarkcandle) and rejection the market has been mainly on thedefensive. Yesterday’s close,
Daily FX Update
Risk appetite is positive as equities rally; WTI oil appears comfortable around $100/barrel, bond yields are lower across Europe and stable in the U.S. and the USD is mixed.
US Morning Update
The USD’s performance has become increasingly more mixed each morning this week. This has been helped by long USD position covering and
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: AUDUSD’s break above the 200-day average at .9137 reinforces the base, and we stay bullish for .9410/.9510.
CAD should soon weaken again, while the AUD could extend gains
EUR/USD: It’s still a near-term intraday wasteland between 1.3760/50and 51.3880. The ascending 55day exponentially weightedmoving average band still supports but
UBS Morning Adviser
US Current Data Outperformance Being Ignored Many investors have pondered how the market has been able to ignore what appeared to
US Morning Update
The USD was mostly stable-to-higher during the London morning, with the DXY now sitting just above its 30-day moving average and at about the middle of yesterday’s range.
Daily FX Update
Markets are notably quiet with a slight preference for risk appetite leading into the NA open. In FX most currencies traded in notably small ranges during both the Asian and European sessions.