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10 Apr 2015

Risks ahead next week; USD needs catalyst - Scotiabank

FXStreet (Guatemala) - Camila Sutton, chief currency strategist at Scotiabank noted the risks ahead next week.

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"The market is moving towards a test of a stronger USD but still needs a catalyst to break to fresh highs."

"Next week is a data heavy week in the U.S. (CPI, sentiment, housing, production and retail sales) a set of strong releases would be the catalyst; there is also an ECB meeting, which is a core risk for EUR, but less likely to be the catalyst of fresh lows."
Apr 10, 2015

USD/CAD: consolidation to persist – SG

Technical Analysts at Societe Generale, note technicals suggest that USD/CAD consolidation will remain, and only below 1.24/1.2365 will the pair face a deeper correction towards 1.2300.
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Apr 10, 2015

USD/CHF retreats from 3-week highs

USD/CHF rose earlier to 0.9836, hitting the strongest level since March 20 and then pulled back. The decline from the highs found support at 0.9480 and currently is trading at 0.9490.
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