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2 Apr 2015

EUR/USD could climb above 1.10 near-term – Westpac

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - Strategist Richard Franulovich at Westpac does not rule out the pair breaking the 1.10 barrier in the near term.

Key Quotes

“EUR/USD looks torn between ongoing ECB QE on the one hand and a relentless run of weaker US data on the other”.

“EUR/USD may be in the early stages of settling into a wide 1.05-1.10 range, though we have a nagging feeling it may well explore higher levels near term given the FOMC minutes next week are sure to expand on that meeting’s dovish tilt, where the economy was downgraded from ‘solid’ to ‘moderate’ and the interest rate dots were cut back sharply”.

“However, still see EUR/USD and EUR/GBP down on a three month horizon given that US and UK growth trends are ultimately healthier than the Eurozone and policy differentials will still ultimately trend in the USD’s favour”.

Apr 2, 2015

GBP/USD erases gains after UK construction PMI disappoints

A weaker-than-expected UK construction PMI pushed the GBP/USD back to its opening rate of 1.4832 from the pre-data level of 1.4850.

Greece far from any deal – Investec

Jonathan Pryor, Head of FX dealing at Investec, comments on the media reports citing that Greece decision is likely to extend into the next couple of weeks, and further shares the forecast for US payrolls.