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19 Oct 2022

EUR/USD to push slightly below 0.95 over the new year – Nordea

EUR/USD has moved up from close to 0.95 to trading around 0.98. Nonetheless, economists at Nordea expect the pair to move back lower and bottom around the start of 2023.

A terms-of-trade shock will weigh on EUR/USD

“Some might wonder whether the rally for USD is finally behind us, but we don’t think so and believe this relief rally in financial markets is temporary – we have seen similar episodes many times over the past year.”

“More pain ahead for financial markets will continue to favor safe havens such as the USD. Moreover, the US economy is still resilient and will likely fare better than energy-importing major economies in Europe and Asia.”

“We see EUR/USD pushing slightly below 0.95 over new-year, supported by higher USD interest rate differentials and the term-of-trade crisis in the euroarea.”

Oct 19, 2022

German Economy Minstry presents plans for skimming power prices for Nov. 18

German Economy Ministry presented a draft document, citing that the cabinet should talk about power and gas prices brakes on November 18. Key takeaway

USD Index rises to 2-day highs near 112.50

The greenback, in terms of the USD Index (DXY), manages to regain some upside traction and climbs to the 112.50 region on Wednesday. USD Index looks t