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10 Feb 2020

EUR/USD: The US dollar will remain strong – Danske Bank

Thomas Harr, PhD, Global Head of FI&C Research at Danske Bank does not expect a recovery for the euro while some investors argued that the risk is higher for 1.20 in the EUR/USD pair.

Key quotes

“I believe the USD will remain strong particularly against European currencies due to capital flows.”

“I have had many meetings with investors who argued that the risk is higher for 1.20 than parity in EUR/USD and the ‘pain-trade’ is for a stronger EUR/USD. I disagree with that view, as I believe that some investors added EUR/USD longs early in the year banking on an upside European growth surprise.”

Feb 10, 2020

New Zealand: RBNZ to retain a conditional easing bias – Westpac

Strategists at Westpac Institutional Bank would be expecting a shift to neutral bias from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) if coronavirus had no

AUD/USD struggles to extend rebound, trades below 0.6700

After posting its lowest weekly close in more than a decade at 0.6670, the AUD/USD pair gained traction during the Asian trading hours and rose above