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USD consolidates in quiet trade - Scotiabank
Markets are relatively quiet overall and perhaps with an eye on Friday's payrolls data and the US Presidential election just a week away now, that's not surprising.
Gold pushes higher after Oil plummets
Gold (XAU/USD) pushes higher into the $2,750s on Tuesday, at the top of the previous week's mini range.
GBP/JPY approaches 200.00 ahead of UK Budget, BoJ policy meeting
The GBP/JPY pair aims to extend its upside towards the psychological resistance of 200.00 in Tuesday's European session.
USD/SGD: Short term consolidation is on the cards - OCBC
USD/SGD remains better bid; last at 1.3246levels, OCBC's FX analyst Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note.
USD/CNH: Above 7.1600 further sustained gains are likely - UOB Group
Room for USD to rise; the 7.1600 level is likely out of reach.
XAG/USD appreciates above $34.00 on US political uncertainty and geopolitical fears
Silver prices bounce up on higher demand for safe assets as the US elections approach.
USD/CAD Price Forecast: Hesitates to break above 1.3900
The USD/CAD pair struggles to extend its rally above the round-level resistance of 1.3900 in Tuesday's European session.
USD/JPY: Run-up looks stretched - UOB Group
USD/JPY remains better bid, following LDP's first loss in more than a decade.
USD/JPY: USD to extend to 154.00 - UOB Group
The US Dollar (USD) is likely to trade in a range between 152.45 and 153.60.
EUR/USD: Consolidating on the day - OCBC
Euro (EUR) continued to trade near recent lows amid broad USD strength, softer EU data and dovish ECBspeaks, which led markets to price in more dovish expectations (near 40% probability of 50bp cut at Dec meeting).
CEE: Polish government to discuss higher budget deficit - ING
The calendar will become more interesting tomorrow. However, the Polish government is expected to today discuss an increase in the state budget deficit for this year following weaker tax revenues and higher flood-related spending, ING's FX analyst Frantisek Taborsky notes.
NZD/USD: To trade sideways between 0.5965 and 0.6005 - UOB Group
Instead of continuing to decline, NZD is more likely to trade sideways between 0.5965 and 0.6005.
DXY: Bullish momentum fading - OCBC
The US Dollar (USD) rally paused overnight as markets took stock on the 4% rally in DXY since end of September, OCBC's FX analyst Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note.
US Dollar consolidates near three-month highs ahead of US data
US consolidates near three-month highs following a 3.5% rally in October.
EUR/USD ticks up ahead of US JOLTS Job Openings data
EUR/USD gains slightly near the round-level figure of 1.0800 in Tuesday's European session.
Silver price today: Silver rises, according to FXStreet data
Silver prices (XAG/USD) rose on Tuesday, according to FXStreet data.
Mexican Peso edges higher as market turns risk-on
The Mexican Peso (MXN) edges higher on Tuesday, rising by about a quarter of a percent across its most-heavily traded pairs.
AUD/USD: To continue to decline to 0.6560 - UOB Group
Oversold decline in Australian Dollar (AUD) could extend to 0.6560 before stabilisation can be expected.
EUR: Helped by deleveraging in less liquid currencies - ING
As discussed in the USD section above, when liquidity becomes a discriminating factor in FX, the Euro (EUR) can find some support in the crosses.
Speculative shorts on JPY are rising further - OCBC
The Japanese Yen (JPY) is playing the outlier role, being the developed currency with the greatest influence from domestic events, OCBC's FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note.
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