Buy 3M 1X2 EUR Call-ZAR Put Spread: UniCredit
Feb 19, 2015 17:37 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from UniCredit Research:- Buy 3M (22 May) 1X2 13.50/14.50 EUR call -ZAR put spread for 1.19% EUR notional (spot reference 13.25).- From mid-Dec until early Feb, ZAR performed well both against the EUR and even...
Feb 19, 2015 16:35 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Western Union:- A decent set of weekly jobless claims figures helped the dollar recover further from Wednesdays dovish Fed minutes. Another sub- 300,000 print (283K officially) of weekly jobless claims...
Feb 19, 2015 16:34 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Western Union:- The loonie flirted with one-week lows against its U.S. counterpart, still held hostage to the oil trade. The market seems to think the recent rebound in oil has been excessive. Consequently,...
Feb 19, 2015 16:34 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Western Union:- Sterling shed a little buoyancy to the greenback after its burst to new six-week highs this week and to six-year peaks for the U.K. currency on a trade-weighted basis.- Dovish Fed minutes saw...
Feb 19, 2015 16:33 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Western Union:- The euro struggled to keep above $1.14 as Greeces inability to reach a compromise bailout deal with its creditors capped upside for the single currency.- Markets remained cautiously hopeful that...
Feb 19, 2015 16:31 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Western Union:- Better trade figures from Japan counterintuitively weighed on the yen by fanning risk appetite. Japans trade gap was nearly 60% smaller than year ago levels, helped by a big jump in exports...
Feb 19, 2015 16:29 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Western Union:- With the dollar at five-week highs versus the Swissie, give your CHF buyers a call and top priority today. Unhedged CHF buyers have seen costs rise in the wake of the Swiss central banks...
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