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Flash: Draghi's nonchalant attitude - BBH

FXStreet (Guatemala) - Marc Chandler, Global Head of Currency Strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman explained felt that one area that Draghi can be pushed back against is his arguably too nonchalant attitude toward deflation.

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"He seemed to attribute it to the fall in energy prices, which would not explain the low core rate (1.0% Feb)."

"Also, he attributed some of the downward pressure on the euro's strength. The only thing that should matter here is the euro's valuation on a trade-weighted basis compared with long-term averages. On a trade-weighted basis the euro is about 2% above its 5 and 10-year moving averages."

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Flash: EUR riding the risk appatite- BMO Capital Markets

Stephen Gallo, European Head of Currency Strategy at BMO Capital explained in the FX majors, the recovery in ‘risk appetite’ since the start of the weak has basically collided with the squeeze in short EUR positions.
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