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No Fireworks for Mario Draghi's Final ECB Meeting
The ECB left rates unchanged, while Draghi defended the decision to keep policy accommodative
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Markets On Tenterhooks Ahead Of Draghi’s Finale | EUR/CHF, EUR/AUD, EUR/NZD
Draghi’s final meeting is just hours away, with several Euro crosses sitting on ‘make or break’ levels.
ECB Recap: Setting the Stage to Push Back Interest Rate Liftoff?
In yesterday’s article, we noted that the European Central Bank meeting had the potential to be a bit of a non-event, and based on todays market’s reaction, that’s exactly what happened (see “ECB Preview: Dovish Surprise Possible, but Draghi Likely to Leave His Options Open” for more).
ECB Preview: Dovish Surprise Possible, but Draghi Likely to Leave His Options Open
Amidst the ongoing Brexit hullaballoo (latest headlines suggest Theresa May will survive her no confidence vote as we go to press), tomorrow’s ECB meeting has no doubt snuck up on many FX traders.
EUR/USD: 3 Storylines Driving Trade at the Start of the Week
Risk assets are bouncing back after a rough holiday-shortened week in the US, with US stock indices gaining around 1% at the open to trade back at Wednesday’s levels. As my colleague Fawad Razaqzada chronicled earlier this morning, weekend progress on a Brexit deal has stabilized sentiment, though there are still plenty of hurdles to clear before a smooth transition is likely. In the FX market, last week’s “safe haven” winners (the JPY, CHF, and USD) are the three weakest major currencies so far today.
ECB Recap: Draghi Sticks to the Script, EUR/USD Bears Eye 16-Month Low Near 1.13
As my colleague Fawad Razaqzada noted earlier this morning, there was little reason for the European Central Bank to provide a boost to the euro and that the odds favored a slightly more dovish tone (see “Will ECB Drag EUR/USD Lower?” for more) …and that’s exactly what we’re seeing in the wake of the meeting.
Will ECB Drag EUR/USD lower?
I am trying to think how and why the European Central Bank or its President Mario Draghi might want to give the euro a boost today and can’t find one good reason.
EUR/USD plunges on dovish ECB and delayed response to hawkish Fed
The EUR/USD spiked higher before coming under intense selling pressure in the immediate aftermath of the European Central Bank meeting as speculators judged the policy statement to be overall more bearish than bullish.
Potentially dovish ECB could accelerate EUR/USD’s breakdown
This week was all about the pound; next week could be all about the euro...
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