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22 Feb 2016

G20 in focus and major risk in FX - TDS

Analysts at TD Securities noted that on Friday and Saturday the meeting of G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors will be held in Shanghai.

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"While we think a formal G20 currency intervention is unlikely, odds are rising that some form of statement is released acknowledging currency misalignment and stating that countries are "monitoring exchange rate developments".

We're already seeing more vocal questioning of the adjustment of currency markets from the Fed’s Yellen, BoJ’s Kuroda, PBoC’s Zhou, and RBA Deputy Governors, as well as action from Banxico & Bank of Korea that is consistent with a weakening of the USD against some--but not all--currencies, which could boost commodity prices."
Feb 22, 2016

EUR/USD resists above 1.1000

EUR/USD steadied in a range over the last hours after the steep sell-off found support at the 1.1000 zone. EUR/USD came under strong pressure on Monday as the dollar strengthened across the board and the euro was weighed by advances in stocks and renewed Brexit fears.
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Feb 22, 2016

AUD/USD: upside targets 200 dma at 0.7282

AUD/USD is currently making string advances on the daily opening stick this week, commencing overnight on Asia on stronger commodities, specifically in the metals, and yet another Australian Bank, Westpac, raised its rates across a number of business loans and lines of credit.
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