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USD/CAD: Awaiting A Move Towards 1.2650 To Trigger A Strong Sell Signal
The Canadian dollar is on the back foot after the previous gains but stabilized under 1.25. What’s next?
ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI Leaps To 59.8 – USD Follows
The ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI jumps to 59.8, far better than 55.5 expected and 55.3 seen in August. This is the best figure since 2005.
ADP Non-Farm Payrolls Beats With 135k – USD Ticks Higher
A slightly better than expected gain in private sector jobs: 135K according to ADP. The number is still significantly lower than in previous months. The figure for August was slightly revised lower, from 237K to 228K.
Catalonia May Declare Independence On Monday – EUR Could Tumble
The ruling coalition in Catalonia has called for an extraordinary session of the local parliament, probably to unilaterally declare independence. It will be held on Monday, October 9th.
UK Services PMI Hits 53.6 – GBP/USD Bounces In Range
The services PMI rose to 53.6 points in September, better than expected. The services sector is Britain’s largest.
EUR/USD: Correction Is ‘Understandable’; What’s Next? – BTMU
EUR/USD corrected due to a variety of reasons, with the chaos in Catalonia being the last issue. BTMU FX Strategy Research notes that the EUR weakened in September, the first calendar month of decline since February.
Brexit Negotiations Are Going Nowhere – GBP To Extend Falls?
GBP/USD is already more than 300 pips off the highs, but this is more related to poor economic data and the comeback of the greenback. So far, we are not seeing an immediate reaction to the prospects of stalled negotiations.
UK Construction PMI Collapses To 48.1 – GBP/USD Slides
Markit’s construction PMI points to a contraction in the construction sector: a score of 48.1 is the worst in over a year. Expectations stood at 51, after 51.1 last month.
RBA Keeps The Pressure On AUD/USD
The Reserve Bank of Australia left its interest rates unchanged at 1.5%, as widely expected. However, they seem to have upgraded their rhetoric regarding the strength of the Australian dollar.
EUR/USD: A Downturn Or Just Another Buy Opportunity?
BTMU FX Strategy Research notes that the EUR has weakened modestly into the new trading week in response to the Catalan independence referendum.
ISM Manufacturing PMI Beats With 60.8 – USD Looks Good
The US manufacturing sector seems to be on fire, at least according to the forward-looking ISM Manufacturing PMI.
GBP/USD Falls To 1.33 On Weak UK Manufacturing PMI
Markit’s manufacturing purchasing managers’ index dropped to 55.9 points in September. This is below 56.7 seen in August and 56.3 expected.
What’s In Store For The USD In Q4? Three Opinions
The last quarter of 2017 begins after the dollar ended the previous one in a recovery mode. What’s next for the greenback in October and into the year end?
EUR/USD: 3 Technical Bearish Signals Support Short Trade – BofAML
At the end of August, Bank of America Merrill Lynch FX Strategy Research Research opened a short EUR/USD spot trade from 1.1891 on that ground fundamentals, quant and technicals argued for a decline.
AUD/USD Forecast Oct. 2-6
The Australian dollar was on the back foot, partly due to the “risk off” sentiment. Is the battle for 0.80 over? The rate decision is the big event for the week, but certainly not the only one.
USD/JPY: There Is A Pattern For Price Action When Snap Elections Are Called – BTMU
BTMU FX Strategy Research notes that USD/JPY tends to rise when snap elections are called, correlated to the Nikkei stock price index. BTMU is neutral on USD/JPY around current levels seeing the pair trading in 111.50-114-50 range in the near-term.
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