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20 Feb 2014

Flash: Fragility in EM and commodity currencies - RBS

FXStreet (Bali) - Greg Gibbs, FX Trading Strategist at RBS, shares his views on the currency market for Thursday.

Key Quotes

"Contagion from political unrest broadly to EM and commodity currencies indicates fragility. The market remains more highly attuned to downside risks in China tending to react more to negative developments."

"GBP held up too well on another weaker than expected report and modest rise in US yields after FOMC minutes, suggesting keeping with it for now, but keeping a tight reign on longs. However, it should continue to perform against EM currencies. A very poor Japan trade report highlights risks to downside in JPY if EM tensions ease."

Feb 20, 2014

USD/JPY is struggling to return above 102.00

USD/JPY tumbled below the support of 102.00 an set the current intraday low at 101.90 as investors rushed to safe-heaven

China has cropped kiwi's feathers

NZD/USD nose dived to the current intraday low at 0.8243 after the Chinese PMI data proved that the largest Asian economy is slowing down, but managed to claw back some ground and set slightly above the support of 0.8250