Tag Archives: USD/MXN
Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary
U.S. Review No Signs Yet of Spring in the Housing Market · Data on home sales released this week show that the housing market continues to
Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary
U.S. Review Signals of Stronger Economic Growth Return · Retail sales for March climbed 1.1 percent following an upwardly revised 0.7 percent reading for February, signaling that consumer spending was not as soft as first expected to start the year.
EUR/SEK about to test the Dec’13 high. NZD/USD at primary support
EUR/USD: Support near 1.3790 was somewhat stronger thananticipated as buyers responded there and afterwardsforced the pair into a session close near the open.
Credit Agricole: FX Positioning & Scorecard Model Update
The latest CFTC positioning updates showed that the speculative community added to its marginal short dollar position. Indeed after recently peaking in January 2014 the market has continued to
USD/SEK should test the yearly high (6.5880)
EUR/USD: Dynamic support (Fibo adjusted “Tenkan-Sen” & “Kijun-Sen”and the weekly mid-body point at 1.3808/1.3789 providessupport which will be up to the test.
Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary
U.S. Review Broad Gains, but Where Are the Skilled Workers? • There were broad improvements in the economic data this week,
Eroding dollar support. More SEK weakness
EUR/USD: The break of 1.3821 sent the pair higher to 1.3871, just awhisker away from our 1.3877 stop (to the bearish Mar 14call).
Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary
U.S. Review A Broadening Recovery Offsets Near-Term Weakness · Nonfarm payrolls increased across most industries in March,
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U.S. Review Hanging in There · Stronger consumer spending on services led the third estimate of
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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.