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26 Feb 2015

EUR/USD drops to lows near 1.1310

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - The single currency is now intensifying its downside vs. the greenback, sending EUR/USD to test daily lows around 1.1315/10.

EUR/USD focus on US data

The pair is rapidly retracing its previous spike to the 1.1380 area after EMU data surprised investors to the upside, joining the upbeat results from the German labour market.

Next of relevance for the pair will be the US inflation figures tracked by the CPI, with headline prices expected to have contracted 0.1% YoY during January. Further releases will see Durable Goods Orders and Initial Claims.

EUR/USD levels to consider

As of writing the pair is losing 0.39% at 1.1319 with the next support at 1.1278 (low Feb.20) followed by 1.1270 (low Feb.9) and ahead of 1.1262 (low Jan.29). On the flip side, a break above 1.1390 (high Feb.25) would open the door to 1.1450 (high Feb.19) and finally 1.1486 (high Feb.6).

Feb 26, 2015

Gold awaits US data

Gold prices trade flat around USD 1219/OZ levels; up 1.4% for the day ahead of the first tier data - consumer prices, durable goods and jobless claims – due for release in the US later today.

JPY to depreciate even if BoJ keeps policy steady – BTMU

Takahiro Sekido, Strategist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, expects BoJ to maintain its monetary policy steady at least until autumn 2015, and further forecasts USD/JPY to reach 123 by end-2015.