EUR/USD stops below 1.3180/1.3150. . Eurusd offers are extended from 1.3240-50 and 1.3280-1.3310. The market all talking of a large 1.3195 expiry for today, and we hear there is circa Eur 600mln rolling off there today.
GBP/USD at 1.5889-92. Bids at 1.5850-60, stoploss below 1.5850
EURCHF sees sustained bids from SNB at 1.2020 with mammoth sized bids ahead of 1.2000. Huge stops of >20 bn below are not expected to be triggered on the day.
GBP/USD at 1.5889-92. Bids at 1.5850-60, stoploss below 1.5850
EURCHF sees sustained bids from SNB at 1.2020 with mammoth sized bids ahead of 1.2000. Huge stops of >20 bn below are not expected to be triggered on the day.
In USD/JPY, players note good stops through 82.40 - 15 ticks below the earlier Asia low, Offers at 83.00 - 83.20-30 in USDJPY are not expected to be breached, with bids sighted on the downside at 82.50-60.
(4Cast)
Gbpusd further buy stops said to sit tight above 1.5920 and again above 1.2040.
EUR/GBP bids 0.8300 and 0.8290, offers from 0.8330-40 and 0.8350. Looking for profit taking to kick in on the approach to the March 19 low at 0.8283 with much of the recent selling reportedly coming from short term speculative accounts and with the Easter Break could come position adjusting.
USDCHF offers at 0.9130 removed, further interest touted at 0.9150 and on the buy side bids between 0.9080-90 and then all the way down at the 0.90 level. which has optionality.
USDJPY further offering interest ahead of the much touted short term 83.00 option barriers, more selling interest with Japanese corporate names in the mix between 83.20 and 83.30. On the bid side orders in the 82.50-60 area and down at the 82.00-10 area.
EURUSD bids 3180/70/50 stops below 3140, On the offer side the main orders run from 1.3240 to 1.3250 and 1.3280 through 1.3310 with stops above.
AUDUSD contrasting RBA and FOMC combine to push AUD/USD back into 1.02s. 1.0263 lows put the support into the 1.0250 strikes in focus below. Better offers into 1.0290/1.03-area, with stops 1.0315/20+ and again above 1.0340/50.
EUR/CHF trades off its 2-Mth lows at 1.2032, despite the Swissie being supported into the Easter break. Swiss bids in the cross contain official interests, which will help fortify the downside into the 1.2025/20 barriers, with optionality now seen every 5-pips until the 1.2000 SNB EUR/CHF floor. Still yards of stops touted sub-1.20 should any local intervention be overcome. Better offers into 1.2045/50, while USD/CHF offers into the 0.91s are now being tested after the post-Fed bounce away from the key-0.90-mark.
(Thomson Reuters - IFRMarkets)
EUR/GBP bids 0.8300 and 0.8290, offers from 0.8330-40 and 0.8350. Looking for profit taking to kick in on the approach to the March 19 low at 0.8283 with much of the recent selling reportedly coming from short term speculative accounts and with the Easter Break could come position adjusting.
USDCHF offers at 0.9130 removed, further interest touted at 0.9150 and on the buy side bids between 0.9080-90 and then all the way down at the 0.90 level. which has optionality.
USDJPY further offering interest ahead of the much touted short term 83.00 option barriers, more selling interest with Japanese corporate names in the mix between 83.20 and 83.30. On the bid side orders in the 82.50-60 area and down at the 82.00-10 area.
EURUSD bids 3180/70/50 stops below 3140, On the offer side the main orders run from 1.3240 to 1.3250 and 1.3280 through 1.3310 with stops above.
AUDUSD contrasting RBA and FOMC combine to push AUD/USD back into 1.02s. 1.0263 lows put the support into the 1.0250 strikes in focus below. Better offers into 1.0290/1.03-area, with stops 1.0315/20+ and again above 1.0340/50.
EUR/CHF trades off its 2-Mth lows at 1.2032, despite the Swissie being supported into the Easter break. Swiss bids in the cross contain official interests, which will help fortify the downside into the 1.2025/20 barriers, with optionality now seen every 5-pips until the 1.2000 SNB EUR/CHF floor. Still yards of stops touted sub-1.20 should any local intervention be overcome. Better offers into 1.2045/50, while USD/CHF offers into the 0.91s are now being tested after the post-Fed bounce away from the key-0.90-mark.
(Thomson Reuters - IFRMarkets)
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