Tag Archives: USD/NOK
Market calms after Friday histrionics. More volatility to come
After Friday’s fireworks, things got pretty quiet today, but there is plenty to ponder in the pipeline of event risks this week as we may have just seen the beginning of a bigger move.
Technical Analysis
Mr. Riskoff stands in the wings – with QE hopes lingering… EUR/USD Bearish candle neutralized… AUD/USD Momentous correction… EUR/SEK Same old range… USD/SEK Was refused a lift… EUR/NOK Could possibly stretch for ~7.57… USD/NOK Still on top of support… USD/JPY 79.15 a must watch.
Currency Weekly: EUR: Greece is shaking the decision tree
As the markets try and gauge the likelihood of a Greek exit from the euro, we present a simple hypothetical decision tree. It provides a framework for analysis of this complex problem. This is not a forecast but one way of looking at the problem for the EUR.
FX Ringside
Germany and Merkel in the limelight This weekend’s G20 statement was very clear. The provision of further IMF funding by member states will depend on the ability of the Eurozone countries and particularly Germany as largest contributor, to increase the size of the currency zone rescue fund.
Currency Weekly: FX and oil: Drilling down to what actually happens
Rather than look at how economics suggests FX “should” behave when oil prices rise, we examine how FX “has” behaved in the past. Oil producers are the winners. However, one might have expected all “risk on” currencies to suffer and safe haven FX to thrive with lower equities.
FX Daily Strategist: Europe
Greek deal leaves markets none the wiser The response to yesterday’s Greek bailout has seemingly confounded most market participants: those looking for a relief rally in risk have been sorely disappointed – but so have those who were looking for a ‘sell the fact’ response.