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Another red start for the Dollar

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  • It's another red start for the Dollar, with the Greenback down across all G10 for that last 1 month period, although it is just 0.05% down for that period versus the CHF.
  • Best performer for that period is the NOK, up 5.11%, with the Scandie also the best performer so far today, up 0.79%.
  • Next support in USDNOK is seen towards 10.3923.
  • USDJPY has managed to drift back below 157.00 Yesterday and today, but the pair still trades closer to its highest levels since the second MoF intervention, would need a test back to 157.59 to consolidate that move.
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  • It's another red start for the Dollar, with the Greenback down across all G10 for that last 1 month period, although it is just 0.05% down for that period versus the CHF.
  • Best performer for that period is the NOK, up 5.11%, with the Scandie also the best performer so far today, up 0.79%.
  • Next support in USDNOK is seen towards 10.3923.
  • USDJPY has managed to drift back below 157.00 Yesterday and today, but the pair still trades closer to its highest levels since the second MoF intervention, would need a test back to 157.59 to consolidate that move.