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USD/JPY: Wave Analysis and Forecast for 25.03 – 01.04 USD/JPY: Wave analysis and forecast for 25.03 – 01.04: Correction is nearing completion. The pair is likely to decline. Estimated pivot point is at the level of 113.84. Our opinion: Sell the pair from correction below the level of 113...
USD/СAD: Wave Analysis and Forecast for 25.03 – 01.04 USD/СAD: Wave analysis and forecast for 25.03 – 01.04: The pair is likely to grow. Estimated pivot point is at the level of 1.2914. Our opinion: Buy the pair from correction above the level of 1.2914 with the target of 1.38...
Winners and Losers This Week - Scotiabank Analysts at Scotiabank explained that constructive comments from Fed officials on the US economic outlook are helping underpin the USD...
USD/CAD: Risks are More Balanced - BTMU Analysts at Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi noted that the Canadian dollar has staged a powerful reversal in recent months correcting acute weakness from earlier this year...
Global Outlook from EZ's View - BNP Analysts at BNP Paribas offered a snapshot look at various economies, with a mixed picture for the global outlook that keeps central banks in focus. Key Quotes: "From ‘risk off’ to ‘risk on'. Dovish Fed, for how long? Eurozone growth looking good...
Time to Reassess the Outlook for USD/CAD - BTMU Analysts at Bank of Tokyo explained that the Canadian dollar is little changed against the US dollar over the last four months having returned to within the 1.3000 to 1.3500 trading range which persisted during most of the second half of last year...
USD/CAD Prints Highs Near 1.3270 The offered tone keeps weighing on the Canadian dollar, now helping USD/CAD to regain daily highs near 1.3270...
US Q4 GDP Likely to be Unchanged at 1.0% - BBH Research Team at BBH, suggests that although US markets are closed, the government will report another revision of Q4 GDP and the consensus looks it to be unchanged at 1.0...
Fed and BoJ Won’t Rock the Boat Near Term - SocGen Research Team at Societe Generale, suggests that the USD/JPY remain essentially driven by the expectations surrounding monetary policy in the US and Japan...