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20 Aug 2015

Fed's normalisation path revisions - Scotiabank

FXStreet (Guatemala) - Eric Theoret, CFA, CMT Currency Strategist at Scotiabank noted that the USD weakened broadly in response to Wednesday’s (early, leaked) release of FOMC minutes.

Key Quotes:

"Market participants considered the moderation in policymakers’ confidence in reaching their inflation objective despite ongoing improvement in labor market utilisation."

"Staff forecast revisions provided for a downward adjustment to the inflation projection — below target through 2017 — alongside a modest lowering of both potential growth and the longer-run natural rate of unemployment. Such changes suggest a softening of both the timing and size of the Fed’s normalisation path."

Aug 20, 2015

AUD/JPY bears in charge again

AUD/JPY is currently trading at 90.60 with a high of 91.32 and a low of 90.24.

EUR/USD: 1.1400 zone eyed - FXStreet

Valeria Bednarik, chief analyst at FXStreet explained that EUR/USD ended the day above the 1.1200 figure, maintaining a clear short term bullish bias.