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US Dollar Deflates Further post-CPI The upside momentum in the US Dollar – tracked by the US Dollar Index - has now lost some vigour, returning to the 94.85/80 band. US Dollar giving away gains on US data After hitting fresh multi-day highs above the 95...
US CPI Disappoints at Core and Headline Level - ING Rob Carnell, Chief International Economist at ING, suggests that weaker than expected US inflation figures make it even more likely that the April FOMC is a non-event...
USD/JPY Keeps 109.00 on US CPI USD/JPY manages well to keep the trade above the 109.00 handle today following the softer-than-expected US inflation figures during March...
EUR/NZD Analysis for April 14, 2016 Recently, EUR/NZD has been moving downwards. As I had expected, the price tested the level of 1.6278 in a high volume. EUR/NZD reached our third take profit level around the price of 1.6270...
AUD: Employment Data Consistent with Macros – Deutsche Bank Research Team at Deutsche Bank, notes that the Australia’s employment rose 26.1k in March after a soft end to 2015 and start to 2016. Key Quotes “That prior softness sees trend jobs growth (as estimated by the ABS) at 7...
USD/JPY Keeps its Bearish Stance – UOB USD/JPY’s perspective remains on the bearish side, according to the research team at UOB Group. Key Quotes “The anticipated USD strength exceeded our expectation by easily taking out the strong 109.15/20 resistance...
US: Downward Momentum Easing - MUFG Lee Hardman, Currency Analyst at MUFG, notes that the US dollar has rebounded modestly in the Asian trading session bringing at least a temporary pause to the period of uninterrupted selling pressure which followed Fed Chair Yellen’s dovish speech at the end of...
EUR/USD Outlook Constructive Near Term – Westpac Richard Franulovich, Strategist at Westpac, has reiterated the constructive outlook for EUR/USD into next week’s ECB meeting...
Canada: A walk Back to Neutral - ING James Knightley, Senior Economist at ING, suggests that a more upbeat prognosis from the Bank of Canada suggests a long period of policy stability lies ahead...