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EUR: The ECB Poses ‘2-Way’ Risks For EUR/USD On Thursday – Barclays
Barclays Capital FX Strategy Research argues that the ECB meeting on Thursday poses ‘two-way’ risks for EUR/USD.
AUD/USD Gets Closer To 0.80 – Can It Make The Break?
Australia publishes its numbers only once per quarter and it happens early on Wednesday. Expectations stand at a quarterly growth rate of 0.8%.
ECB Preview: Low Expectations Could Send The Euro Shooting Higher
The European Central Bank does not like the strength of the euro. We know that already from the previous rate decision. President Mario Draghi tried to sound dovish but failed to convince markets.
NZD Under Pressure Ahead Of The Elections – What’s Next?
Nomura FX Strategy Research argues that NZD is likely to remain on the back foot, with outgoing RBNZ Governor Wheeler repeating the bank’s view that a lower currency “is needed”.
EUR: The Level Of EUR Will Become Increasingly Important Into ECB Sep-7 Meeting – BTMU
EUR/USD made a round trip to 1.2070 before falling back down, well under the 1.20 level. This could influence the decision by the European Central Bank when it decides on QE tapering.
USD/JPY Gaps Sharply Lower On North Korean Hydrogen Bomb Test
North Korea claims it tested a mighty hydrogen bomb. While this cannot be verified, the artificial earthquake that was detected in the region seems massive enough. The test triggered all around condemnation, including from China.
Forex Weekly Outlook – Sep. 4-8, 2017
The US dollar was under pressure but managed to stage a comeback. The upcoming week features rate decisions in Australia, Canada, and the euro-zone, as well as other events.
Non-Farm Payrolls 156K For August 2017; Wages +2.5% Y/y — USD Slides
Lower than expected data in the US: only 156K jobs were gained and wages went up by 0.1%, lower than expected on both fronts.
Is The ECB Worried About The Value Of The Euro? Not Really
Reports that the ECB may be worried about the value of the euro and that this could delay QE tapering seem to have been exaggerated.
CAD: Where To Target USD/CAD N-Term As It’s Starting To Reverse Higher – TD
USD/CAD made another attempt at the lows but recovered quite swiftly.
Canadian GDP Rises 0.3% M/M – USD/CAD Plunges
The Canadian economy is doing well, and we just got another reminder. Month over month, the economy grew by 0.3%, better than 0.1% expected for the month of June.
Euro-Zone Inflation Beats With 1.5% – EUR/USD Ticks Up
The stronger exchange rate of the euro is not curbing inflation, at least not yet. CPI is up 1.5% y/y, higher than 1.4% expected and 1.3% seen last time. Core inflation remained at 1.2% as expected. The unemployment rate stayed at 9.1% as expected.
The EU Is Treating The UK Like Greece – 5 Worrying Similarities
Five months after the UK officially triggered Article 50 to leave the EU, the Brexit negotiations are currently in their third round and not going anywhere fast. The negotiations have worrying similarities to those with Greece.
GBP: Negative Brexit Sentiment Weights But Not Much Further Scope For Selling
Brexit talks are into their third round. While the UK offered some concessions, the EU does not see enough progress. What does this mean for the pound?
German HICP Beats Expectations With 1.8% Y/Y – EUR/USD Still Struggles
A slightly stronger level of inflation, at least in the European standard “Harmonized” version, HICP. Prices rose by 0.2% m/m and 1.8% y/y, another acceleration that will push euro-zone inflation higher.
EUR/USD Completes Total U-Turn – Extends Drops
Yesterday, EUR/USD finally made a break above 1.20 and made it big-time. The pair even broke above the “whatever it takes” level of 1.2040 and hit a new high of 1.2070. However, this didn’t last.
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