Tag Archives: USD/CHF

FX G10 Morning Trader Views

EUR – Well some seriously whippy price action yesterday 1.3472-1.3565 as we waited for confirmation out of the states that a deal would officially be agreed.

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: * NZDUSD is poised at the .8465/82 78.6% retracement barrier. Above here would look on to .8588, ahead of the range highs at .8628/78.

UBS Morning Adviser

3 Themes for 3 Months The Senate-penned deal might not be perfect, but it has done the job and markets will take what it can get in terms of fiscal stability until Congressional battles pick up again.

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: * AUDUSD’s extension through the .9511/30 barrier keeps us focused on our basing target at .9700/30.

FX G10 Morning Trader Views

EUR – Full wash out yesterday in eur once we broke 1.3550, 1 way traffic down to 1.3479 low cleaning ‘safe haven’ longs out as we approach a deal in states.

UBS Morning Adviser

If Risk-On Drivers Return The market continues to operate under the assumption that Washington will find a resolution ahead of the relevant debt ceiling deadlines,

Global FX Strategy: The debt ceiling and the dollar

Global Markets EURUSD: Dollar will bounce back

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: * AUDUSD has seen its expected break above .9511/30 and we stay bullish for our core basing target of .9700/30.

UBS Morning Adviser

Dare RBNZ Stand Alone? Being short AUDNZD is one of our long-held trade recommendations.

FX Market Drivers: Prospects of USD weakening

The US: The Democrats rejected two proposals by the Republicans. The political deadlock continues to cause endless worry for the economists dealing with the financial market.

US Morning Update

Major Overnight Headlines • Euro Area industrial output at 1.0% MoM in August versus a rise of 0.8% expected, previous revised up

FX Quant and Positioning Weekly

A mostly ranging FX market awaits political solutions Price based indicators * FX-O-meters: Trends continued to lose strength last week which is hardly surprising as market risk are driven by political events.