FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Following the flash spell beat trip from 1.2007 to top at 1.2074 during the latest North American hearing, which saw the pair blow up large hedge fund stops above 1.2025 and 1.2050, Euro is again venturing into higher range above 1.2030 from an opening at 1.2012. It appears as though the market is in fine keen on unraveling the recent weekly 'micro' 5 pips/day standard in the main moves. Rumours never confirmed that the SNB was in view of to tax CHF deposits is said to be behind the price explosion in American hours. Another actor which helped to bolster the flash rally may have been an active SNB and its orders to interventene through a dutch Prime Stockbroker. According to Forexlive, "is bidding at 1.2010 during European and NY work on behalf of the SNB and the SNB itself is sitting at 1.2000" Sean Lee notes.
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Forex Futures and Options Warn of GBPUSD Turnaround It seems that many keep up to bet on and hedge against USDCAD strength. Such a shift warns that the pair may have set an eminent low through fairly recent trade. FX Futures positioning shows that Non-commercial traders recently hit the most net-crave |
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FOREX: Large Currency Speculators add to Euro positions, trim Dollar shorts The graphs overlay the forex dirty closing price of each Tuesday when COT trader positions are reported for each corresponding identify currency pair. GBP: Speculators decreased their net long British drill into sterling bets following six straight weeks of |
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WORLD FOREX: Euro Up On Likelihood ECB Will Hike, Outlook Fragile The unattached unit was buoyed by US hedge funds that are somewhat optimistic about the angle for the troubled region, Tokyo dealers said. "There is a inevitable number of investors who believe Middle Eastern conditions couldn't be as bad as markets now |