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16 May 2014

GBP/USD a sell around current levels - SocGen

FXStreet (Bali) - Sebastien Galy, Senior FX Strategist at Societe Generale, supports the idea of playing short GBP/USD.

Key Quotes

"The policy stances are similar, but the differences between the UK and US economic outlooks suggest that GBP/USD is a sell around current levels. The UK's strong but lopsided economic recovery, escalating current account deficit, the upcoming Scottish referendum, and the possible EU referendum should keep cable from breaking through the top of the 2009-2014 range. Sterling bulls should consider short EUR/GBP instead for a medium-term trade."

May 16, 2014

USD/JPY flat at 101.50, bearish tone prevails

USD/JPY remains stuck around the 101.50 handle, with the price action very limited after a small 20 pips range.

EUR/USD is on the verge of crucial breakthrough

EUR/USD is sidelined with light bullish bias as the pair started Asian session at 1.3708 and climbed to current level of 1.3719.