Tag Archives: USD/JPY

The Global Macro Pulse

Within the G10, AUDUSD has outperformed, opening weak, but rallying after the China PMI to 0.9266. USDJPY has pushed up to 101.65 and EURUSD is marginally lower at 1.3674.

UBS Morning Adviser

Core-headline inflation divergence apparent, but no policy response (yet) For many central banks targeting the elimination of spare capacity,

FX Daily

Today is PMI day with both the euro area and the US releasing Flash PMI forMay.

Daily Market Technicals

The move lower continued for EUR/USD overnight as the pair dipped towards the 200-DMA. Despite very O/S daily studies, bearish pressure dominates with bulls needing to

USDJPY – channel supports align at top end of target zone near 99 even

Prices have broken and cleared bear flag support and the last support level from the 3+ month range is under testing.

USD/JPY Analysis

JPY rose to its strongest vs the dollar since early-Feb last night during the European session but was in a mild recovery mode since the end of the US session.

Daily FX Update

FX markets are quiet and mixed with GBP and JPY outperforming; while AUD and EUR are weak and CAD is flat. US markets are entering the day having improved, with equities higher and the U.S. 10‐year up at 2.53%.

Daily Technical Report

EUR/USD has made a bullish intraday reversalnear the key support area between 1.3673 (seealso the long-term wedge formation) and 1.3643(see also the 200 day moving average).

FX Daily Majors

Today’s highlights: USDJPY continues to threaten an important top, with a break below 100.75 needed to confirm.

The Global Macro Pulse

USDJPY broke lower to 101.15 even as EURUSD traded flat at 1.3702. AUDUSD edged lower to 0.9233. Most EM Asia currencies softened modestly against the dollar.

UBS Morning Adviser

US Investors’ Overseas Interest Narrowing We have long held the view that US investors’ global allocation is a big marginal driver for the dollar.

FX Daily

Only tier-2 data on the global agenda today. UK retail sales are expected to havestrengthened again in April after soft spending in March.