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Strengthening again. (By Yann Quelenn ) • USD/JPY is back to bullish after strong bullish rally while remaining within an uptrend channel. Hourly support can be found at 111.73...
Stalling below support given at 1.3046. (By Yann Quelenn ) • GBP/USD's momentum is higher than expected and the pair is now targeting key resistance give at 1.3046 (18/05/2017 high...
Starting a consolidation phase. (By Yann Quelenn ) • EUR/USD is now consolidating after its recent rally above 1.1400. Hourly support can be found at 1.1076 (18/05/2017 low). Stronger support lies...
After 15 straight quarters of growth, the Eurozone is currently at mid-cycle, with economic expansion above trend, core inflation low, and there is room for unemployment to fall further, said UBS Chief Investment Office (CIO...
The upcoming week will be dominated by PMI releases and labor market data from around the globe. CIO expects the data to support the view of strong global growth. The central bank meetings in Australia and Sweden are unlikely to bring any big surprises...
Switzerland's KOF Leading Indicator reversed the prior month’s weak read surging to 105.5 (from 102.0 in May). The jump nearly covered last month’s decline and highlighted that the upwards trend indicates near term outlook remains solid...
Unexpectedly, China's NBS PMI surprised higher providing evidence that the China growth story remains undervalued and there is still solid external demand. China's June NBA manufacturing PMI increased to 51.7 above 51.0. The good data was driven by new orders and higher production readings...
Fed members look concerned by the level of equities. San Francisco Fed President John Williams declared recently that the stock market is “running on fumes” while Janet Yellen said that current stock valuation levels are “rich”...
The single currency continues to climb higher amid anticipations for tighter monetary policy in the Eurozone and in UK. Investors were absolutely not disrupted by Draghi and Carney‘s apparent communication shambles on monetary policy earlier this week...