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New Zealand Dollar Finds Support But Downside Risks Remain

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Canadian Dollar Has Little to Look Forward to in GDP Release

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Canadian Dollar Focus on 10860

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Canadian Dollar 10640 a Level of Interest

Fears are growing that growth is stalling and a double dip recession is on the horizon. This week’s fundamental releases will provide key evidence to the fragility of the U.S. and Euro-zone economies.

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Dollar Could Benefit on Signs That Global Growth Is Slowing Absent Stimulus

The Swiss Franc has started to regain its status as a safe haven currency which has sent the USD/CHF to its lowest levels since January 19th. Indeed, we have seen the pair’s negative correlation with risk appetite shrink from 40% to 10% as it has traded in line with equity markets.

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Swiss Franc Regaining Safe Haven Status as Dollar Loses Favor

Canadian Dollar To Succumb To Risk Trends, Interest Rate Expectations

The New Zealand dollar continued to appreciate during the overnight trade and is the best-performing currency against the greenback on Tuesday, while the British Pound halted the two-day rally and fell back from a high of 1.5696.

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New Zealand Dollar Benefits From Risk Appetite, British Pound Halts Two-Day Rally

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Canadian Dollar 10300 Remains Key

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Canadian Dollar Looks to Inflation Report For Next Moves

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Canadian Dollar Trading at Resistance

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Canadian Dollar: Will Risk Trends Override Weakening Fundamentals?

The GBP/USD fell during European trading on the back of a weaker than expected service sector report which along with the weaker than expected PMI constriction release has cast doubt on the sustainability of the U.K. recovery. A string of strong fundamental releases had started to raise the outlook for a rate hike generating sterling support.

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Pound Looks to Risk for Direction As Yield Expectations Dim

The EUR/USD started the week in a tight range as the pair was up against major Fibonacci resistance, until a better than expected U.S. manufacturing report fueled prevailing risk appetite. The pair would surge on the increased optimism as the report came on the heels of strong manufacturing data from the Euro-zone and the U.K.

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Canadian Dollar May Falter On Weakening Global Picture