Tag Archives: USD/CHF

UBS Morning Adviser

Sentiment stabilisation cannot mask secular changes Risk appetite is likely seeking for some consolidation heading into Fed Chair Yellen’s testimony on Tuesday.

The euro threatened by deflation

Calm returns for emerging currencies Some calm returned to emerging markets last week, as several central banks (including those of Turkey, South Africa and India) announced interest rate hikes.

Daily Technical Report

EUR/USD continues to improve and is nowclose to the resistance implied by the decliningchannel (around 1.3655). A key horizontalresistance stands at 1.3739.

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: USDJPY’s recovery extends, but we look for selling at 102.95/98 and for 103.46/60 to cap to keep the risks lower in the range.

UBS Morning Adviser

Buckle up FX option markets are signalling an action-packed week ahead.

Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

U.S. Review Is the Economy in a Freeze? · Businesses added 113,000 jobs in January, which was fewer than expected.

FX Weekly Report

Is the yen ready for a new phase of weakness? The turmoil in emerging markets has led to Japanese yen appreciation especially given its perceived safe haven status.

Daily Technical Report

EUR/USD has broken the resistance at 1.3573(31/01/2013 high, see also the steep decliningtrendline), opening the way for further shorttermstrength.

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: AUDUSD immediate risks stay higher to .9079/87, which we look to cap to keep the medium-term bear trend in place.

UBS Morning Adviser

Follow the risk reward for dollar trades After two difficult weeks risk appetite is finally showing signs of stabilising.

Daily Technical Report

EUR/USD has broken the support at 1.3508.Despite the current lack of follow-through, wefavour a bearish bias as long as prices remainbelow the resistance at 1.3573 (31/01/2013 high,see also the steep declining trendline).

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: AUDUSD immediate risks stay higher to .9079/87, which we look to cap to keep the medium-term bear trend in place.