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5/13/2021 11:11:24 PM GMT | By Anil Panchal
NZD/USD edges higher following the previous day’s recovery from one-week low.
NZ Business PSI drops to 58.4 in April.
Geopolitics, covid updates troubles traders ahead of the key US Retail Sales.
NZD/USD eases from intraday top to 0.7183 following sentiment data from New Zealand amid the initial Asian session on Friday. Even so, the quote remains mildly bid daily while jostling with mixed catalysts.
New Zealand’s Business NZ PMI eased from 63.6 prior to 58.4 in April. Although being a second-tier data, the latest economics probe doubts over the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s (RBNZ) rate hike chatters, recently backed by the ANZ report stating 70% odds favoring such a move by next May.
4/30/2021 6:58:17 AM GMT | By Haresh Menghani
A softer risk tone benefitted the safe-haven JPY and prompted some selling around USD/JPY.
A subdued action around the US bond yields failed to assist the USD to register any recovery.
The fundamental backdrop suggests that the pair might remain confined in a range on Friday.
The USD/JPY pair traded with a mild negative bias on Friday and was seen hovering near daily lows, around the 108.75 region heading into the European session.
Having struggled to find acceptance above the 109.00 mark, the pair witnessed some selling on the last day of the week and eroded a part of the overnight gains to over two-week tops. A generally softer risk tone drove some haven flows towards the Japanese yen, which, in turn, was seen as a key factor exerting some pressure on the USD/JPY pair.
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EUR/USD Forecast: Bullish potential intact, 1.2100 holds the key ahead of German/EU dataANALYSIS |
4/30/2021 5:07:25 AM GMT
A modest USD rebound prompted some profit-taking around EUR/USD on Thursday.
Dovish Fed capped the upside for the USD and helped limit the downside for the pair.
The USD bulls seemed rather unimpressed by better-than-expected US Q1 GDP print.
The EUR/USD pair struggled to capitalize on its Asian session uptick to two-month tops, around mid-1.2100s and witnessed a modest pullback on Thursday, though lacked any follow-through selling. As investors digested the Fed s dovish message, a strong pickup in the US Treasury bond yields allowed the US dollar to recover a bit from the lowest level since February 26. This, in turn, was seen as a key factor that exerted some pressure on the major. That said, a combination of factors helped limit the downside. The shared currency found some support from an une