EUR/USD
– 1.0925-35 (€855 million)
– 1.0945-50 (€1.5bn)
– 1.0975-80 (€1.1bn)
– 1.0985-90 (€550 million)
– 1.1000 (679 million euros)
– 1.1035-40 (€811 million)
USD/JPY
– 133.90-00 ($1.1 billion)
– 135.00 ($1.3 billion)
– 136.00 ($826 million)
– 136.50-60 ($1.1 billion)
– 137.00 ($710 million)
GBP/USD
– 1.2550 (£372m)
AUD/USD
– 0.6550-60 (A$619 million)
– 0.6600 (A$656 million)
Euro/Swiss Franc
– 1.0000 (559 million euros)
Australian Dollar/New Zealand Dollar
– 1.0850 (A$684 million)
There are a few things to be aware of, as highlighted in . bold.
EUR/USD’s may help act as a bit of a layer of support should action slide down in the session ahead. There may not be much of a desire to actually pull out meaningful price movements.
Even if you do see some US data later, it will hit the market just before it expires.
As for USD/JPY, it is less important as the pair is looking at the technical levels highlighted here.
For more information on how this data is used, see this post.
