Tag Archives: USD/INR

EUR & CAD seen weakening, NOKSEK a buy

EUR/USD: The slow rise from the 1.3749 low, the 161.8% Fiboprojection point, has so far followed a corrective path highercreating a bear flag. It is possible that the Friday high at

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U.S. Review A Few Hints That Weather Effects Are Fading

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U.S. Review Is That Spring in the Air? · Retail sales rebounded after two straight months of declines,

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U.S. Review Still on Track • Nonfarm payrolls rose by 175,000 in February as employers looked past the nasty weather of late.

OZ more upside potential, EUR/NOK bullish turn

EUR/USD: The break above 1.3782 certainly got the bulls chargingahead breaking and closing above the 2008 top line as wellas outside the 55d Bollinger bands.

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U.S. Review Yellen at the Senate, While Weather Still Skews Data • As expected, GDP growth was revised lower, reflecting a slower build in inventories, a weaker trade position and a more cautious consumer.

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U.S. Review Weather Effects Continue to Influence Economic Data Housing starts plunged 16 percent in January to an 880,000-unit pace. Building permit activity also declined for the month but not as sharply.

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U.S. Review Monetary Policy: Continuity—For Now · In her testimony to the Congress, the new Fed Chair called for continuity and

The Global Macro Pulse

The USD has been essentially directionless. Although AUDUSD is down slightly to 0.8942, EURUSD and USDJPY are roughly unchanged at 1.3626 and 102.38.

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

2014 Shaping Up to be a Worse Year for Emerging Markets

Last year was painful for emerging markets and 2014 is shaping up to be even worse.  Among the hardest hit are Brazil, India, Indonesia, Turkey, and South Africa — dubbed the ‘Fragile Five’ by Morgan Stanley last August.

The Global Macro Pulse

The USD lost ground against risk currencies ahead of the FOMC. AUD edged higher to 0.8805, NZD to 0.8277, leaving AUDNZD essentially unchanged at 1.0639 before the RBNZ meeting tonight.