EUR/USD – Banks demand noted at 1.2790/80 in good size
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EUR/USD – Banks demand noted at 1.2790/80 in good size
London - Desk
USD/JPY - Offers ahead of 101.00 held so far; stops above looking quite vulnerable
USD/JPY - Hot money noted buyers; has seen the largest flows since the release. Offers ahead of 101.20 with more stops above
EUR/USD – Stops under 1.2800 noted growing larger – good
Probability to hit based on Volume and contract size Offers
Repetition
EUR/USD – Banks demand noted at 1.2790/80 in good size
EUR/USD - Bids at 1.2850 and stops below have been cleared; more bids coming in at 1.2790 with stops starting to show up underneath. A break below 1.2750 will encourage momentum buying
GBP/USD - Leveraged funds and model funds liquidating long positions, helping drive this pair down. Bids from technical players at 1.4830 with stops building below. Offers coming in at 1.5000, 1.5050, and from Asian accounts at 1.5080. Stops above 1.5000
EUR/USD
Valid Till : 15.00 GMT
EUR/USD – Stops under 1.2800 noted growing larger – good
Probability to hit based on Volume and contract size Offers
USD/CAD - Rallied heavily on strong US data and weak CAD data; Corporate accounts noted buyers
EUR/USD
Options Expiries for the NY Cut (10:00AM ET)
USD/JPY - 100.00, 100.50, 101.00 (large)
EUR/USD - 1.2800, 1.2850, 1.2900 (large)
GBP/USD - 1.5000
AUD/USD - .9150
EUR/JPY - 129.00, 129.80
USD/CHF - .9575
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EU SocGen says LOOK OUT BELOW
Plenty of reasons for a weaker euro these days, says Societe Generale's Sebastian Galy. There's the strengthening dollar, which is now being driven by a demonstrable economic recovery in the U.S. There's Mario Draghi's refusal to rule out negative interest rates in the euro zone, a development that investors would not take well at all. And there's the simple fact that the region is nowhere near a recovery, while the U.S. appears to be charging full steam ahead. All told, this will bring the euro down to between $1.20 and $1.25 by year end. It's at $1.2836 now, down 0.6%. (ira.iosebashvili at dowjones com)