Danske Research Team
Danske Bank A/S
Majors
EUR/USD: SHORT AT 1.2940 FOR 1.2788; STOP AT 1.3011
USD/JPY: LONG AT 106.85 FOR REVISED 108.45; REVISED STOP AT 106.60
GBP/USD: REVISE SELL AT 1.6260 FOR INITIAL 1.6052; STOP AT 1.6345
USD/CHF: BUY AT .9290 FOR .9437; STOP AT .9237
AUD/USD: LOOK TO SELL
USD/CAD: BUY AT 1.1010 FOR 1.1188; STOP AT 1.0929
Crosses
EUR/JPY: BUY AT 138.55 FOR 140.09; STOP AT 138.20
EUR/GBP: POSSIBLY SELL
EUR/CHF: LONG AT 1.2085 FOR 1.2155; STOP AT 1.2065
EUR/CAD: POSSIBLY BUY
GBP/JPY: LONG AT 171.00 FOR 175.35, STOP AT 173.60
NZD/USD: SHORT AT .8400 FOR REVISED .8052; STOP AT .8230
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EUR/USD comes under pressure near 1.0630
Further gains in the Greenback encourage sellers to maintain their control over the risk complex, forcing EUR/USD to retreat further and revisit the 1.0630 region as the US session draws to a close.
GBP/USD stays firm amid BoE, Fed commentary and US data
GBP/USD edges lower in the second half of the day and trades at around 1.2450. Better-than-expected Jobless Claims and Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index data from the US provides a support to the USD and forces the pair to stay on the back foot.
Gold is closely monitoring geopolitics
Gold trades in positive territory above $2,380 on Thursday. Although the benchmark 10-year US Treasury bond yield holds steady following upbeat US data, XAU/USD continues to stretch higher on growing fears over a deepening conflict in the Middle East.
Ripple faces significant correction as former SEC litigator says lawsuit could make it to Supreme Court
Ripple (XRP) price hovers below the key $0.50 level on Thursday after failing at another attempt to break and close above the resistance for the fourth day in a row.
Have we seen the extent of the Fed rate repricing?
Markets have been mostly consolidating recent moves into Thursday. We’ve seen some profit taking on Dollar longs and renewed demand for US equities into the dip. Whether or not this holds up is a completely different story.