Tag Archives: USD/CHF
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: • NZDUSD above .8107 sees a base established to target .8165/93 next.
FX G10 Morning Trader Views
EUR – Slowly retracing the spike move from Thursday evening, though client interest is very much on the low side.
USD/CHF Technical Analysis
(0,9278) The USD/CHF formed on Friday a small positive day reversal after the selloff we had on Thursday.
UBS Morning Adviser
Spread Widening Favours USDJPY US 10y Treasury yields have risen 9.5bp since Friday’s open, setting a new two year high as the countdown to the September FOMC meeting continues.
FX Daily Strategist: US
Eurozone current account strength to support EUR especially on the crosses The improving trend to the eurozone external balance of payments continued this morning as eurozone current account data again showed a strong y/y increase to rise to EUR 26.1 billion.
FX Daily Strategist: Europe
TIC shows no big foreign bid for US equities through Q2 Contrary to anecdotal reports which supported the dollar in June, the data continued to show no evidence of substantial asset allocation in favour of US equity markets—if fact,
UBS Morning Adviser
Japan Bond-Buying Accelerates Japanese investors are buying foreign bonds again, and with US 10 yields approaching a multi-year high overnight,
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: • EURUSD bias stays lower to test 1.3190, but beneath here remains needed to set a better top, for 1.3112.
UBS Morning Adviser
MOVE-ing Against Decay For all the talk of fiscal risk, Eurozone instability and the perils of policy normalisation, it has been an awfully quiet summer.
FX Daily Strategist: US
US retail sales breaks the data lull Our economists expect a modest 0.2% rise in today’s July retail sales print after June’s 0.4% gains, and look for sales excluding gasoline,
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: • USDCHF stays on course for a test of key resistance at .9380/95, above which is needed to mark a more important base.
UBS Morning Adviser
Minutes Minutiae Market participants struggling to reconcile the BoE’s policy views with ‘booming’ data (according to several UK papers) will have the opportunity to