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INR: Continued positive growth momentum - Commerzbank
The S&P Global Flash manufacturing and services PMIs for October rebounded after slipping in September.
USD: Currencies Get Reprieve from USD Rally - Scotiabank
The US Dollar (USD) rally may be coming off the boil. A lower close for the Dollar Index (DXY) yesterday signals some--potential--technical headwinds for the index for starters and markets may be getting a little concerned about one of the essential drivers of the October rebound, Scotiabank's Chief FX Strategist Shaun Osborne notes.
USD/CHF Price Prediction: More upside dependent on break above 100-day SMA
USD/CHF flatlines in the 0.8660s after pausing in its run up from the late September lows.
Bank of Japan can afford to sit next week out - Commerzbank
The Bank of Japan is once again in an unenviable position. It would like to continue raising interest rates, which are still stuck at 0.25%, and would like to take advantage of rising inflation to finally move away from its long-standing zero interest rate policy.
Crude Oil fails to hold above $71.00 with possible ceasefire talks at hand
Crude Oil price consolidates on Friday on headlines that US Secretary of State Antony Blinken might be able to get both Israel and Iran at the table for ceasefire talks.
USD/CNH: Below 7.0900 to trade in range - UOB Group
The US Dollar (USD) is expected to trade in a range between 7.1180 and 7.1440.
EUR/USD: Forecast change to the downside - Commerzbank
Most recently, our Fed expectations were largely in line with those of the market.
AUD/USD holds key support of 0.6000 as US Dollar steadies
The AUD/USD pair consolidates above the psychological support of 0.6000 in Friday's European session.
USD/JPY: Next level to monitor is 153.40 - UOB Group
The US Dollar (USD) is likely to trade in a range between 152.00 and 153.20.
USD/JPY: Snap elections on Sunday - OCBC
USD/JPY fell, in line with our call to sell rallies. Pair was last seen at 151.99, OCBC's FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong notes.
US Dollar consolidates ahead of Durable Goods data
The US Dollar (USD) consolidates on Friday after a small retreat a day earlier, but looks set to post a fourth consecutive week of gains ahead of the release of the US Durable Goods data.
NZD/USD: Levels to watch are 0.5985 and 0.5970 - UOB Group
Oversold decline could extend to 0.5985 before stabilisation can be expected.
Gold trades sideways, underpinned by continued safe-haven flows
Gold (XAU/USD) stays stuck in this week's mini range, exchanging hands in the $2,720s on Friday, as the precious metal is still supported by safe-haven flows due to a high level of geopolitical risk.
GBP: Reeves triggers first gilt shake-up - ING
Unlike her ECB colleagues, Bank of England hawk Catherine Mann stuck to her usual tone yesterday, staying relatively pessimistic on disinflation and pointing to risks the BoE may cut too much too early.
AUD/USD: Support at 0.6585 is likely out of reach for now - UOB Group
Strong momentum indicates further the Australian Dollar (AUD) weakness; the significant support at 0.6585 is likely out of reach for now.
USD/CAD clings to gains near 1.3850 as BoC to continue aggressive rate-cut stance
The USD/CAD pair turns sideways in Friday's European session after posting a fresh 11-week high at 1.3870 on Thursday.
EUR: ECB now in 'gut feeling' phase - ING
Bundesbank president Joachim Nagel was asked on two separate occasions during his stay in Washington whether he would consider a 50bp cut in December, and both times, he refrained from explicitly pushing back, ING's FX analyst Francesco Pesole notes.
EUR/USD holds onto recent gains despite increasing bets of large ECB rate cut
EUR/USD strives to extend Thursday's recovery above 1.0800 in Friday's European session.
EUR/USD: Rebound risks are here - OCBC
EUR saw modest rebound amid USD pullback, and European PMIs surprised to the upside.
GBP/USD: Set to decline further to 1.2860 - UOB Group
The Pound Sterling (GBP) is expected to trade in a range between 1.2930 and 1.3000.
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