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FXstreet.com (Córdoba) - The euro rose versus the dollar on Wednesday buoyed by better-than-expected German data, as investors perceive another rate cut is less likely. However, EUR/USD remains well within the established range that has held since early April.
The pound is a tad firmer in the vicinity of 1.5500, while USD/JPY continues to hover below 99.00. As for commodity currencies, while USD/CAD is little changed and the AUD/USD has managed to advance slightly, the kiwi remains among the worst performers after the RBNZ governor said that it has sold some New Zealand dollars and may do so again.
Main Headlines in Europe (in chronological order):
UK: Halifax House Prices rise 1.1% in April
Spain’s Rajoy: Spain has entered new phase with more room to maneuver
Switzerland: CPI flat in April, against expectations
Forex Flash: Key EUR/USD MA´s remain in focus - Commerzbank
ECB’s Asmussen- Cyprus banking sector still hasn’t stabilised
Commodities Brief – Gold stuck in tight consolidation at $1454, silver rebuffed by 24.00 barrier
ECB’s Asmussen says Troika will end when ESM becomes a full EU institution
Germany: Annual Industrial Production drops further in March
Fitch sees modest growth returning to Europe in 2014
European equity markets secure gains after upbeat German industrial data
US: MBA Mortgage Applications rose 7.0%
Asmussen says ECB discussed ABS purchases to spur lending
