Mike Paterson’s Daily Forex Brief
We’ve seen some USD buying in the past 24 hours as traders get ready to be let down gently by Fed Chairman Bernanke this afternoon (15.00 BST) in his keynote speech from Jackson Hole. (more…)
We’ve seen some USD buying in the past 24 hours as traders get ready to be let down gently by Fed Chairman Bernanke this afternoon (15.00 BST) in his keynote speech from Jackson Hole. (more…)
The major pairs have been sticking to their expected ranges again as German Chancellor Merkel arrives in China and central bankers arrive in Jackson Hole for tomorrow’s summit. (more…)
Yesterday I mentioned that there was some decent Euro buying interest around. And so it’s proved, with EURUSD back up to challenge strong technical sell interest between 1.2580-1.2600 (more…)
For those of us unlucky enough to be back at our desks today we’re greeted with little change from Friday’s closing after some understandably quiet sessions. (more…)
It would appear that traders will be glad to make it across the line to the week-end, a long one in the UK, after a scrappy but lively week of ups ‘n downs. (more…)
Last night’s release of the Minutes from the recent FOMC meeting showed a real consensus that further monetary easing in the US was on its way and the markets were quick to respond. (more…)
We’ve seen the Euro make further gains as traders were stopped out of short positions once key resistance levels were broken. Lending weight to the move higher was ECB director Asmussen, the German appointment of Chancellor Merkel, (more…)
After starting the week on a softer tone we saw the Euro firm up again yesterday after the ECB dismissed a report in Germany’s Die Spiegel magazine that said the central bank may be planning to cap borrowing costs for peripheral Eurozone states. (more…)
The Euro staged another rally yesterday as news emerged (again) that the ECB will reportedly embark on large-scale bond purchases after Spain submits its EFSF request. (more…)
Yesterday was always going to be a scrappy day with most of Europe out for Assumption Day so it was little surprise that a row between China and Japan over disputed land should send a few tremors through thin summer markets. (more…)
After a couple of days in the dumps we’ve seen a few US $ buyers re-emerge after poor Eurozone GDP data yesterday with particular concern that Germany was starting to feel the strain too. (more…)
We’ve seen a break higher on the Euro as traders give up on recently acquired short positions having seen no real momentum on the downside and ahead of a raft of data today. (more…)