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16 Jul 2018

DXY rally is overbought with glaring divergence - UOB

Analysts at UOB Group offer a snapshot of their outlook for DXY, EUR, AUD and GBP.

Key Quotes:

"After enduring persistent selling across the whole of last year, the USD started to stage a strong rebound since Apr, with the DXY lifted from 89 to 95.

Concurrently, DXY positioning has now flipped into a net long. In terms of our technical indicators, the DXY rally is overbought with glaring divergence; risk for a short-term top has increased. A pull-back could carry the DXY lower to the major support zone at 93.40/60. "

"We stay positive on EUR and AUD after they have endured a fairly sizeable liquidation in long positioning. On the other hand, given the on-going uncertainties over Brexit, we stay cautious on the GBP as it remains at risk of further extension in net short positioning."

Jul 16, 2018

USD/CHF Technical Analysis: Swissy drops below parity level

USD/CHF 15-minute chart Spot rate: 0.9968 Relative change: -0.49% High: 1.0026 Low:

China on track to hit annual growth target of 6.5% - National Bank Financial

"China’s real GDP growth remained strong in the second quarter (6.7% on a year-on-year basis) and is well on track to hit the government’s annual grow