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EUR/CHF Weekly Outlook
EUR/CHF’s down trend resumed by late break of 0.9092 support last week. Initial bias is back on the downside. Next target is 61.8% projection of 0.9347 to 0.9092 from 0.9149 at 0.8991. For now, near Read more…
EUR/CHF’s down trend resumed by late break of 0.9092 support last week. Initial bias is back on the downside. Next target is 61.8% projection of 0.9347 to 0.9092 from 0.9149 at 0.8991. For now, near Read more…
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Summary U.S. Week in Review The economic data calendar was relatively light this week. However, the major indicators that were published showed that inflation pressures continue to percolate with few signs of the labor market Read more…
A quiet Canadian economic data calendar will leave focus on U.S. jobs next Friday—particularly on the disproportionately trade impacted industrial sector where cross-border economic ties with Canada are closest. We look for the February report Read more…
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