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USD/JPY: To rise to the major resistance at 153.40 - UOB Group
Potential for the US Dollar (USD) to rise to the major resistance at 153.40; the major resistance at 154.00 is likely out of reach for now.
JPY: LDP loses majority - ING
The weekend election in Japan saw the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) lose its ruling majority in parliament for the first time since 2009, ING's FX analyst Chris Turner notes.
USD/JPY gives away post-election gains and returns to 152.50
The US Dollar has retraced most of the ground taken following the release of the Japanese election results, retreating from three-month highs at 153.75 to 152.50 so far.
NZD/USD: A dip below 0.5970 is possible - UOB Group
As long as 0.6010 is not breached, the New Zealand Dollar (NZD) could dip below 0.5970 before stabilisation is likely.
Gold falls after report shows decline in Chinese jewelry buying
Gold (XAU/USD) falls over half a percent to trade in the $2,730s on Monday but remains within the confines of the previous week's mini range.
The Euro is not weak - even if it looks that way - Commerzbank
"Economic news from the euro area was not particularly relevant for the EUR/USD exchange rate, Commerzbank's FX analyst Head of FX and Commodity Research Ulrich Leuchtmann notes.
EUR/CAD Price Prediction: Extending up leg within range
EUR/CAD appears to be extending the final "c wave" of an abc "zig-zag" price pattern within the confines of a multi-month range (see chart below).
USD/CHF Price Forecast: Retreats from 0.8700
The USD/CHF pair falls sharply after testing the round-level resistance of 0.8700 in Monday's European session, the highest level seen in more than two months.
Mexican Peso depreciates on US election risk
The Mexican Peso (MXN) edges lower in its most heavily-traded pairs on Monday, extending the weakness witnessed on Friday.
EUR: Lower oil prices are some good news - ING
The Euro (EUR) has had a torrid month, but at least today's drop in oil prices should be welcome.
AUD/USD: Significant support level at 0.6585 to hold - UOB Group
The Australian Dollar (AUD) could decline further; the significant support level at 0.6585 might not be easy to break.
US Dollar eases ahead of a data-packed week
The US Dollar (USD), as measured by the US Dollar index DXY, opens the week with moderate losses as investors brace for an eventful week.
USD/JPY: Driven higher by hung parliament - OCBC
USD/JPY rose, following hung parliament outcome. According to Japan's NHK public TV, LDP coalition is set to lose a 233-majority in the 465 seat lower house.
Political uncertainty comes to Japan - Commerzbank
Ishiba Shigeru was supposed to be the savior a month ago. After scandals and public discontent forced his predecessor Fumio Kishida to resign, the plain-speaking backbencher was brought in to clean up the party and regain the public's trust.
AUD/USD picks up on a softer US Dollar with 0.6580 support still in play
The Assie ticks up but so far remains dangerously close to the two-month low at 0.6580.
WTI nosedives more than 5% as Israel spares Iran Oil facilities from assault
West Texas Intermediate (WTI), futures on NYMEX, dives vertically to near $67.00 in Monday's European session.
EUR/USD: Short term consolidation is nigh - OCBC
Consolidating Euro (EUR) continued to trade near recent lows amid broad USD strength and somewhat dovish ECB-speaks.
USD: Dollar to hold gains through the week - ING
The Dollar Index (DXY) is back at its strongest level since early August and one could easily forget that the Fed had started its easing cycle with a surprisingly large 50bp rate cut in September.
GBP/USD: Set to break above 1.3000 - UOB Group
The Pound Sterling (GBP) is expected to trade sideways between 1.2930 and 1.2990.
DXY: Bullish momentum but overbought - OCBC
US Dollar (USD) rose, alongside the rise in UST yields. Dollar Index (DXY) was last at 104.26 levels.
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