Currency snapshot (major pairs)
Jul 05, 2016 11:49 am UTC| Commentary
Dollar index trading at 95.58 (+0.05%) Strength meter (today so far) Euro +0.1%, Franc -0.14%, Yen +0.74%, GBP -1.07% Strength meter (since last week) Euro +0.23%, Franc -0.11%, Yen +0.69%, GBP -0.84% EUR/USD...
Eurozone economy struggles to pick up momentum in June, GDP likely to have slowed in Q2
Jul 05, 2016 11:43 am UTC| Insights & Views Economy Commentary
The eurozone economy failed to gain momentum in June. Markits PMI reading for June released earlier on Tuesday showed that the continents composite data - a mix of both services and manufacturing - hit 53.1 in June, up...
Eurozone May retail sales post highest monthly gain this year, in sync with consensus
Jul 05, 2016 11:43 am UTC| Commentary Economy
Retail sales in the euro zone during the month of May rose, posting the highest monthly gain this year. However, the figure remained largely in line with expectations, government data showed. Retail sales, a proxy for...
FxWirePro medium term outlook: Kiwi likely to test 0.8
Jul 05, 2016 11:28 am UTC| Commentary
As economic and political uncertainties cloud the globe, we strongly expect commodity currencies will be seen as safe havens with their higher yield offerings. In addition to that, we feel that there has been a major shift...
FxWirePro medium term outlook: Euro likely to rise to 0.96 against sterling
Jul 05, 2016 11:06 am UTC| Commentary
Sterling is already curving a fresh 31-year low today against the dollar and we believe that it has a lot more to go. We have also called for a test of parity for the euro against the dollar. The call is available here,...
Euro area economic output remains stable in June; service sector growth slows
Jul 05, 2016 10:54 am UTC| Commentary Economy
Economic output of the euro area remained steady at a moderate pace in June. The final Markit Eurozone PMI Composite Output Index came in at 53.1 in June, unchanged from May. Thus the average reading for the headline...
FxWirePro medium term outlook: Euro may go for a test of parity against dollar
Jul 05, 2016 10:51 am UTC| Commentary
The referendum vote in the United Kingdom is not likely to hurt the country alone, it is at the very least will hurt theEuropean Union as well. Other than economic shocks, the European Union may suffer political cracks as...
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