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13 Apr, 4 tweets, 3 min read
Danske Bank 1/4: Tactical FX Views.
#EURUSD - Has bounced back slightly in line with equities. We remain short, as per our 2021 top trade.

#EURNOK - as a strategic trade we like to sell NOK vs an equal weighted basket of #EUR and USD.
Danske Bank 2/4: #EURSEK - The krona firmly defied last week's substantial dividend payouts, in line with our expectation. Focus shifts to this week's inflation data. We expect #EURSEK to re-establish the 10.10-10.20 range for now.
Danske Bank 3/4: #EURGBP: We would like to go short $EURGBP again if increases continue. Keep an eye on Northern Ireland riots and Scottish Parliament election on 6 May

#USDJPY - spot starting to be priced as it was pre-corona as US yields and oil now move spot.
Danske Bank 4/4: Strength of downtrend is fading in line with #USDCNH momentum. We remain long $USDJPY via 3M bought call.

#EURDKK - to fall back to 7.4360 level as dividend season comes to an end.

#Oil - range bound as OPEC+ starts normalisation of output

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ING Bank 1/5: Latest #eurozone production figures are weak, but the future looks bright
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Deutsche Bank 1/4: Talking of #vaccines, while we went into yesterday expecting that the CPI reading would dominate attention, the bigger news story instead turned out to be on the pandemic, as the US authorities recommended that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine be paused
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OCBC Bank 1/4: Overall, the #DXY index was left south of the 92.00 support. This leaves the near-term technical picture bearish for the broad USD, with the immediate target at the 55-day MA (91.52). This round of USD weakness is EUR- and JPY-led, rather than cyclicals-led as in
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14 Apr
Forex Live 1/5: FX #options expiries for 14 Apr 10am NY cut
There are some sizable ones layered for #EURUSD closer towards 1.1900 but also near current levels, even for tomorrow, so that might attract price action with key resist seen closer towards 1.1990-00 region at the moment ImageImage
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Going over to #USDJPY, that has seen the pair fall below 109.00 - where there are some
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All of that ties together with general dollar sentiment and how
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Citibank 1/7: US #CPI strong on transitory components & solid shelter prices
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