Fed Governor Janet Yellen is unlikely to signal any need to rush either when she discusses inflation dynamics at the University of Massachusetts today.
Every-one is full of anticipation about her appearance, but she is unlikely to say anything else than last week and will instead underline once again that most FOMC mem-bers sees a rate hike this year. Depending on the data and the developments in the EM of course.
So it will probably pay off to take a look at US durable goods orders, which is likely to show a deeply red number in August, mainly as a result of fewer aircraft orders and lower military goods orders. So this is one of the noises mentioned above that may push EUR-USD back towards 1.1250, but that will not change the underlying big picture, argues Commerzbank.


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