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21 Mar 2016

EUR/USD around 1.1280 on US data

The shared currency keeps its daily gains vs. the greenback, with EUR/USD navigating the 1.1280 area.

EUR/USD still capped around 1.1300

Spot remains in the upper bound of the daily range, fading the post-FOMC spike to the mid-1.1300s and reverting at the same time the initial drop towards 1.1240/30. The pair has kept the composure after the Chicago Fed National Activity index dropped to -0.29 during February, missing expectations at 0.25 and down from January’s 0.41.

Ahead in the session, US Existing Home Sales is due followed by the speech by Atlanta Fed’s D.Lockhart.

EUR/USD levels to watch

The pair is now up 0.03% at 1.1274 and a breakout of 1.1344 (high Mar.17) would target 1.1378 (2016 high Feb.11) and then 1.1496 (monthly high Oct.15 2015). On the flip side, the immediate support aligns at 1.1220 (23.6% Fibo of 1.0709-1.1378) ahead of 1.1073 (20-day sma) and finally 1.1043 (200-day sma).

Mar 21, 2016

GBP/USD struggling to recover above 1.44 despite weak US data

Brexit pressure is making it difficult for the GBP/USD pair to move back above 1.44 handle despite of a drop in the Chicago Fed national activity index.

Fed’s Williams – April, June possible for rate hike if progress continues

San Francisco Fed’s William, during an interview given to MNI, said rate hikes could happen as soon as in April and June given the encouraging data.