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28 May 2015

Interesting calendar ahead in Euroland and US – Danske Bank

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - Analysts at Danske Bank noted the interesting data to be released today both in Europe and the US economy.

Key Quotes

“The euro-area May confidence indicators are released today and we do not expect any surprises with confidence virtually unchanged since April”.

“In the US initial jobless claims have trended lower in recent weeks suggesting continued progress in the labour market. This stands in contrast to other more downbeat economic data released recently and it will be interesting to see if claims stayed subdued last week”.

“Further, we expect US pending home sales to have increased 0.8% m/m in April in line with other indicators, showing improved activity in the housing market”.

“Minneapolis Fed President Kocherlakota (non-voter, dove) will speak this evening and ECB governing council member Novotny will speak in the morning”.

May 28, 2015

Yen might rise if the Japanese economy grows - BOJ’s Kuroda

Bank of Japan (BOJ) governor Kuroda said on Thursday that the Japanese Yen might rise if the Japanese economy grows in next two year as expected by the BOJ.

GBP/USD creeps towards 1.5400

The British pound remains elevated versus the US dollar in the European morning, with GBP/USD testing session highs, as sterling remains supported in anticipation of an upward revision to the UK Q1 GDP. While a broadly lower US dollar also keeps the major underpinned.