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2 Jun 2015

EUR/USD still targets 1.05/1.06 – Westpac

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - According to strategists at Westpac, EUR/USD remains on track to test the area of 1.05/1.06.

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“Price action suggests we have seen a fatal breakdown in the recent uptrend, backed by a renewed shift in yield spreads against EUR, elevated peripheral sovereign risk, stronger US data (notably housing starts, core CPI and durable goods orders) and what appears to have been a concerted effort by ECB officials to talk down yields and EUR by raising the prospect of further easing measures”.

“EUR may well see a small bounce if Greek default risk can be averted ahead of the first of four IMF June loan payments, EUR330mn due June 5, but suspect any gains on this front will prove very short-lived”.

“Draghi is certain to repeat that the ECB’s more optimistic outlook is based on, “full implementation”, of QE lest there be any residual doubts. EUR1.05/1.06 the initial target for this down move”.
Jun 2, 2015

Greece’s creditors formulate a proposal - WSJ

The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) is reporting that an agreement has been reached between the troika – Greece’s creditors that shall be put to Greece. The details of the deal are not available, although Bloomberg reports that there is a proposal in substance.
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Jun 2, 2015

Credit Agricole: AUD rallies remain a sell – eFXnews

The eFXnews Team notes Credit Agricole views that AUD rallies versus USD and NZD remain a sell.
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