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Published: 2024-10-21T10:11:01.000Z

Psychology for major markets October 21st

byAdrian Schmidt

Senior FX Strategist
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USD and GBP still firm

EUR/USD – USD remains firm but with limited momentum. ECB meeting produced nothing new, but EUR bulls may be encouraged by the failure to break below 1.08. Rising odds of Trump victory seen as USD supportive.

USD/JPY – JPY under pressure with UST yields still firm but 150 tough to break with yield spreads still suggesting current levels are too high and verbal intervention starting to be heard calling the recent moves one-sided.

EUR/GBP – GBP softened after weak CPI suggested more significant BoE easing but has risen strongly after stronger retail sales data taking EUR/GBP below 0.83 to its lowest since April 2022. GBP is expensive here but yields spreads remain relatively attractive.

AUD/USD – Better bid after another strong Australian employment report but still significantly off the recent highs despite better China sentiment. Upside risks dominate.

Equities – S&P 500 may be toppy with US yields still firm despite solid growth data with valuations stretched.

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