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DXY: Focus next on FOMC next week - OCBC

Dollar Index (DXY) continued to go higher on better-thanexpected PPI and softer EUR, following ECB meeting.

2024.12.13 20:44

Crude Oil struggles with $70.00 round level amid bleak 2025 outlook

Crude Oil trades roughly flat near $70.00 on Friday as investors remain reluctant to add to the rally seen earlier in the week. The OPEC+ report was a good element for Oil prices to head higher, but traders are still warning for the 2025 projections when

2024.12.13 20:39

USD/JPY: The next level to watch is 154.00 - UOB Group

US Dollar (USD) is expected to trade with an upward bias, but is unlikely to reach the major resistance at 153.30.

2024.12.13 20:38

Mexican Peso drifts lower as the Dollar appreciates across the board

The Mexican peso holds onto recent losses against a stronger US Dollar.

2024.12.13 20:34

USD/CHF: Upside risk on the cards - OCBC

SNB surprised with a 50bp cut to bring policy rate to 0.5%.

2024.12.13 20:26

NZD/USD: Has a small chance to reach 0.5740 - UOB Group

New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is likely to drift lower; any decline is unlikely to reach 0.5740.

2024.12.13 20:20

EUR/USD: ECB cut; focus next on Germany - OCBC

EUR fell. ECB rhetoric is dovish (though the extent of dovishness can be debatable), OCBC's FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note.

2024.12.13 20:13

AUD/USD: Below 0.6350 before further decline can be expected - UOB Group

Australian Dollar (AUD) is expected to trade in a 0.6350/0.6410 range.

2024.12.13 19:32

AUD/USD remains subdued near 0.6350 as focus shifts to Fed policy outlook

The AUD/USD pair exhibits a subdued performance in Friday's European session.

2024.12.13 19:30

EUR: Position adjustment - ING

EUR/USD was largely unchanged on yesterday's European Central Bank event risk despite President Christine Lagarde not sounding extremely dovish, with a slightly weaker euro only at the end of the trading session, ING's FX analyst Chris Turner notes.

2024.12.13 19:28

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