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EUR/CNH: A break os successive supports – ANZ

After spiking to a high of 7.99 in early March, strategists at ANZ Bank expect EUR/CNH to see successive lows in the remainder of the year. 

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“The Eurozone has yet to embrace debt mutualisation, which bodes ill for its fiscally weak members. We see big challenges ahead: rising deflationary pressures, persistently high unemployment and medium term fiscal sustainability. These call for a higher risk premium for EUR.”

“We favour turning short in the cross on rallies. Positive forward points work to the favour of sellers, who can lock in 7.95-8.00 in a 3-6M forward transaction.” 

“For buyers, the first support is 7.60, to be followed by 7.55 and 7.41, last seen 2 years ago.”

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