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CAD At Crossroads: Where Next?
Citi Research expects the CAD to stay supported in the short term on the ground that BoC is likely to follow its rate hike in July with another hike in October.
UK Inflation Stuck At 2.6% – GBP Falls
Inflation in the UK is not going anywhere fast: headline CPI stands at 2.6% once again with a monthly drop of 0.1%, also worse than expected.
USD/JPY Rises On North Korea Calm, US Infrastructure Hope
The dollar/yen pair is enjoying significant gains for the second day in a row. The summer lull must have skipped the pair, which already trades at 110.30, up some 70 pips on the day.
EUR/USD Extends Losses On Weak German GDP
Germany, the euro-zone’s locomotive, saw its economic output rise by 0.6%, slightly below 0.7% expected. This was countered by an upwards revision to the data for Q1: 0.7% against 0.6% published beforehand.
Another Monday, Another Dollar Rise – Will It Fall Again On Friday?
For two weeks in a row, the dollar moved up on Monday. In the first case, it was an extension of the recovery that was triggered by the good Non-Farm Payrolls report.
USD/CAD: Buy Dips Near 1.2650 Or On A Break Of 1.2740 Targeting 1.29
Dollar/CAD is undergoing a recovery or a correction if you wish. Nevertheless, it got stuck and the pair is now trading sideways.
JPY: Why NK Risk-Driven Price-Action Is Different? Why 108s Key – BofAML
Further escalation of the North Korean tension could extend the JPY strength. Meanwhile, emergence of realistic risk of a military conflict could lead to rising JPY selling pressure.
USD/JPY Shows Us What Really Matters
Japan reported its preliminary GDP report for Q2, and it was great: 1% q/q growth rate, equivalent to around 4% annualized. This is a very high growth rate in a developed country. Expectations stood at around 0.6% and Q1 saw only 0.3% growth.
Is EUR/USD Still Overbought?
EUR/USD had a minor correction that may have already ended. Is it still overbought? Here are two opinions.
US Core Inflation Only 0.1% – USD Falls
US CPI and core CPI rose only 0.1% m/m, below expectations. Year over year, it’s up 1.7% on both indices, within expectations on the core but a miss on headline inflation.
Trump And Kim Need Each Other – Short Opportunity On JPY?
Markets seem to fear, with slides and a flow into safe haven assets. USD/JPY dipped its feet under 109. The Swiss franc is also on the rise and some talk about Bitcoin emerging as a safe-haven asset as well.
AUD/USD Leaning Lower – Break Or Bounce?
Aussie/USD is trading around 0.7850, keep a wider distance from the round 0.80 level. Has it concluded its correction and ready to resume the uptrend? Or is it on the way up?
Dollar Rally Deflates On Weak PPI – Back To Reality
The US dollar nearly completed a week of recovery until weakness struck again. The greenback comeback is now in doubt and the final verdict belongs to the more important inflation indicator: the Consumer Price Index released tomorrow.
UK Trade Balance Deficit Deepens, Industrial Output OK – GBP Bounces
The UK trade deficit widened to around 12.7 billion pounds, worse than 11 billion expected. On the other hand, manufacturing output remained flat as expected and the previous month saw an upwards revision to -0.1%.
AUD: Confidence Check For Bulls; CAD: Rally Coming To An End For Now – Credit Agricole
Credit Agricole CIB FX Strategy Research notes that AUD/USD has reached levels that are looking excessive relative to the Australian-US 2Y rate differential.
CAD Weakness Exposed With Reaction To Housing Data
A strong currency rises on good data and ignores bad data. A weak currency falls on poor data and ignores good data. The Canadian dollar is showing a very weak hand: falling despite good data from the Canadian housing sector.
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