Tag Archives: USD/CHF
FX Daily Strategist: US
Upside risks to payrolls and the USD G10 currencies are generally range bound going into the August US nonfarm payrolls report.
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: – USDCHF’s surge above .9395/97 confirms a larger base, turning the trend bullish for .9520/35 next.
USD/CHF Technical Analysis
(0,9442) The USD/CHF confirmed another strong closing above the 0,9400 level suggesting further upside potential.
UBS Morning Adviser
A New BRICS Wall? Perhaps a pure coincidence, but just when Draghi was being questioned about a coordinated G10 response to any crisis in Emerging Markets,
FX Daily Strategist: US
ECB unlikely to encourage further yield gains Our economists expect today’s ECB press conference to tread a cautious path in discussing recent improvement in economic data,
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: – USDCHF is breaking above key resistance at .9395/97 to establish its expected base, and we stay bullish for .9520/35, then .9647.
FX Daily Strategist: Europe
Riksbank shift may help the SEK We expect the Riksbank to remove its easing bias and change the projected repo rate profile to reflect an earlier tightening.
USD/CHF Technical Analysis
(0,9401) The USD/CHF formed a small negative day reversal that it already aborted with the move above 0,9384.
UBS Morning Adviser
Another Victim of A Strong AUD Even though the Australian dollar has seen a mini-rebound over the past 48 hours,
FX Daily Strategist: US
Data keeps bearish EURGBP momentum intact The highlight of the European economic data this morning is the UK services PMI which held up at very robust levels, registering a slight increase to 60.5.
Daily FX Volume and Technical Strategy: Cross rates fuel AUD bid
AUD strength is becoming increasingly prominent on several cross rates. While the threat of this was noted in Global Daily FX Volume and Technical Strategy earlier this week,
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: ● USDJPY maintains a “triangle” continuation pattern and we stay bullish for 101.54/64, and eventually back to the 103.10/74 peak.