Tag Archives: USD/INR

The Global Macro Pulse

EURUSD has rallied to 1.3594, but AUDUSD is flat at 0.9125 and USDJPY is marginally higher at 101.45. EM Asia FX is mixed with the high yielders rallying.

Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

The release of the minutes of the October FOMC meetingtemporarily raised concerns that the Fed may opt to begin scalingback its monthly security purchases in December,

The Global Macro Pulse

The dollar has extended its overnight rally against the AUD, which has fallen to 0.9194, but essentially flat against the EUR and JPY at 1.3466 and 101.15 respectively.

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U.S. Review: A Little Less Shine on the Data * The trade gap increased more than expected in September as exports slipped 0.2 percent and imports rose 1.2 percent.

€/$ – 1 more low. USD/NOK violated the 6.14 key res.

EUR/USD: The lower high and higher low printed Friday indicates thatwe are in the process of constructing a bear triangle.

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U.S. Review: What Government Shutdown? · Nonfarm payrolls surprised to the upside as the federal government shutdown did little to deter private-sector employers from hiring more workers.

The Global Macro Pulse

Overnight Price Action The S&P 500 fell 0.3% overnight, but futures have rallied 0.5% in Asia.

Softer commodities and commodity currencies (AUD, CAD & NOK)

EUR/USD: We got the small bounce we were looking for all right, nowthe stage is set for sellers to reenter ahead of 1.3535. If theydo and they close the market low,

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U.S. Review Economic Data Releases Largely Weaker than Expected

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U.S. Review Modesty Is Quite Unbecoming in the Recovery

Look for a EUR/SEK low at 8.7355/8.7100 otherwise wait for NFP

EUR/USD: The yearly high of 1.3711 remains a bright shining beaconabove, but right now the market lacks the impetus to pushfor a break. Numbers this afternoon may change this,

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U.S. Review Turn Those Machines Back On! * After the second week of limited economic indicator releases and watching the state of the federal government in suspended animation,