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Flash: EUR/USD focus on 1.3710. What’s next? – Commerzbank and OCBC Bank

FXstreet.com (Edinburgh) -The single currency is losing upside momentum on Friday, now easing to the area of 1.3675/70 after hitting 1.3690. The door is open however for a test of the ytd highs at 1.3711 (February 1st) mainly on broader offered tone surrounding the greenback.

In the opinion of Axel Rudolph, Senior Technical Analyst at Commerzbank, the pair’s “current sharp rally is to encounter strong resistance at 1.3670/1.3711 which we expect to cap… Should this not be the case, the March 2009 high at 1.3739 should do so”.

“The re-pricing of Fed will likely continue to be a theme in the coming days/weeks and could send EUR/USD higher still if more FOMC members hint at a postponement of the Fed exit - not least if the September US labour-market report (now set to be published on 22 October) comes in on the soft side”, observed Analyst Allan von Mehren at Danske Bank.

Flash: USD/JPY slips back towards the 200 day moving average at 97.15 – Commerzbank

Axel Rudolph, Head Technical Analyst at Commerzbank mentions that the USD/JPY is slipping back down towards the 200 day moving average at 97.15 which guards the current October low at 96.55 and the seven month support line at 95.82.
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During a meeting with credit cooperative officials on Friday, Bank of Japan head Haruhiko Kuroda assured that the central bank's injections of monetary stimulus had been having favorable effects on the Japanese economy. He projected further gradual recovery and quicker annual Core CPI growth.
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