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Published: 2023-12-12T18:58:15.000Z

Psychology for major markets 13 Dec

byDave Sloan

Senior Economist , North America
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USD firm after CPI.

EUR/USD – EUR/USD getting some support from a stronger ZEW index but fell back on US CPI. Yield spreads still suggest downside risks but expect it to hold near 1.08 ahead of the central bank meetings this week.

USD/JPY – USD/JPY tumbled lower on Ueda’s comments, but was already ripe for a decline after the yield spread moves seen in recent weeks. But the sharp dip below 142 may mark a completion of the short term correction, although there is still scope for longer term declines.

EUR/GBP – EUR/GBP firmer after weaker than expected UK labour market data. Scope for a move above 0.86 if yield spreads narrow further on the central bank meetings this week

AUD/USD – Dropping back from 0.66 as the oil price slips lower and the USD rises after US CPI. Still looks attractive versus the EUR if risk appetite stabilises.

Equities - FOMC unlikely to deliver much dovish language but less hawkish dots may be enough to support the market. 

 

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