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16 Mar 2020

EUR/GBP: Further gains to the 0.9308 – Commerzbank

The EUR/GBP pair reached the target mark at 0.8979. Karen Jones, Team Head FICC Technical Analysis Research at Commerzbank, looks for further gains. EUR/GBP is trading at 0.906.

Key quotes

“EUR/GBP has recently met the 0.8979 upside measured target and eroded the 0.9022 October high, we would allow for some near term consolidation around these levels.”

“The Elliott wave count has turned more positive and dips lower are indicated to hold over the 0.8760/0.8670 band and while above here it will remain relatively stable.”

“We look for further gains to the 0.9308/27 2017 and 2019 highs.”

Mar 16, 2020

PBoC expected to ease further later in the year – UOB

Head of Research at UOB Group Suan Teck Kin reviewed the recent policy measure by the PBoC. Key Quotes “The latest reserve requirement ratio (RRR) is

New Zealand: RBNZ cut slightly good news for the kiwi – ANZ

Today the RBNZ cut the OCR 75bps to 0.25% in an out-of-cycle move, an unprecedented step. Immediate and sizeable action was needed, in the opinion of