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18 Mar 2015

Latam central banks in the limelight this week – TDS

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - Strategists at TD Securities reviewed the central banks’ monetary policy meetings in the Latam space ahead in the week.

Key Quotes

“On Thursday, we expect the CB of Chile to keep rates on hold at 3.0% in spite of inflation remaining elevated at 4.4% Y/Y in February”.

“Finally on Friday, we expect the CB of Colombia to leave rates unchanged at 4.5%, despite the substantial weakness of COP over recent months”.

“The administration has repeatedly expressed its comfort with the much weaker peso, as the natural shock absorber for the slowdown in economic growth amid much weaker oil prices”.
Mar 18, 2015

EUR/USD bearish theme to stay intact irrespective of FOMC result – FXStreet

Valeria Bednarik, Chief Analyst at FXStreet, notes that EUR/USD trades in a tight range awaiting the FOMC statement, and while the short-term picture looks neutral, the longer-term bearish trend still stands.
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Mar 18, 2015

USD/JPY risks a test of 120.50 – Scotiabank

With USD/JPY breaking below the 9day MA at 121.23, Eric Theoret, CFA, CMT, Currency Strategist at Scotiabank views that the pair risks a move lower.
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