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5 Feb 2015

SEB: EUR/USD upside might cap at 1.1395 – eFXnews

FXStreet (Barcelona) - The eFXnews Team shares SEB’s intraday technical outlook for EUR/USD, expecting 1.1395 to cap the pair’s upside.

Key Quotes

“Yesterday’s price action indicates that the upward reaction fell short of its ideal target, the equality point between wave a and c, 1.1588.”

“Even though the setup looks promising we must break below the b-wave, 1.1262, low in order to confirm new trend lows.”

“Upside attempts should be capped around 1.1395 and should, if occurring, be used selling into.”
Feb 5, 2015

Investor concerns build over Greek banking sector – BTMU

Lee Hardman, Currency Analyst at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, comments on the recent ECB governing council’s decision that Greece could no longer access ECB’s credit using its government bonds, noting that this might increase the cost of financing for Greek banks and continue to fuel concerns over its banking sector.
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Feb 5, 2015

EUR/CHF regains 1.0500

The Swiss franc is now shedding some of its recent advance vs. its European peer, pushing EUR/CHF back above the 1.0500 handle...
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