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    • Daily FX Update

    Daily FX Update

    • January 5, 2022

    GBP reaches almost 2-year highs vs the EUR. Markets will play close attention to European PMIs and Fed minutes out today.

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    • FX Rates
      January 5, 2022

      Rates are not real time. Rates are today's indicative mid-market rates as of time of publishing, which may vary. Please contact SVB for a current quote.
      Source: Bloomberg

      GBP/USD1.3547
      GBP/EUR1.1981
      EUR/USD1.1307
      USD/CAD1.2713
      EUR/CHF1.03403
      EUR/SEK10.2491
      EUR/NOK10.0044
      EUR/DKK7.4381
      USD/ILS3.0932
      AUD/USD0.7241
      NZD/USD0.6804
      USD/SGD1.3551
      USD/JPY115.92
      USD/CNH6.3726
      USD/INR74.3375
      EUR/ILS3.498
      GBP/ILS4.1886
      USD/ZAR16.0156

    • GBP

      GBPUSD gained over yesterday’s session reaching highs of 1.3557 at the end of the London session before dipping to trade in the 1.3535 region as we print. It seems this rally was fueled by a prolonged rise in government bond yields amid growing expectations about the Bank of England's rate hike. Markets will be paying close attention to the inflation figures out the of the US and UK to help determine the future direction of the pair.

      Boris Johnson spoke yesterday stating that the UK can weather record Covid cases without the need for further restrictions. He warned that the weeks ahead will be challenging with the NHS being under growing strain, however feels the rules currently in places are sufficient.

      The FTSE gained 1.63% over yesterday’s trading.

      EUR

      EURUSD traded relatively steady over yesterday’s session, reaching lows of 1.1272  and highs of 1.1320 before recovering to sit in the 1.1304 region as we print. The number of daily coronavirus cases in the US and Europe both reached new all-time highs on Tuesday.

      EURGBP dipped to lows of 0.8335 during the Asia session before recovering slightly to sit in the 0.8345 region as we print down 0.7% since the start of the week. Although the BoE arguably did not handle well its hike messaging late last year, as of now it is a pack leader when it comes to openness to monetary tightening. EURGBP trades close to 2-year low.

      European stocks rallied over yesterday’s trading with the Euro Stoxx 50, CAC and DAX gaining 0.83%, 1.39% and 0.82% respectively.

      USD

      The dollar spot index was mixed over yesterday’s session dipping during London hours before rebounding into the US and Asia session. Minutes from the Fed policy makers’ meeting last month are out this afternoon – investors will be eying for details on the timing of the Fed hike along with the shrinking of its balance sheet. At present, markets expect asset purchases to end in March opening the path for hikes, however the minutes released later today will shine more light on the timing of this.

      US stocks were mixed with the Dow Jones gaining 0.59% whilst the S&P and Nasdaq dipped 0.06% and 1.33% respectively.

      ASIA/PACIFIC

      Most Asian stocks dipped due to further concerns about rising rates, with the Hang Seng and CSI 300 falling 1.86% and 1.01% respectively whilst the Nikkei rallied just 0.1%.

      The Japanese yen trades near its lowest point since January 2007 as treasury yields climb, with USDJPY sitting in the 115.94 region as we print.

      Bitcoin trades around 46k and oil dipped following the OPEC+ meeting.

      ILS

      The Shekel gained further against the Dollar with USDILS reaching lows of 3.0808 before recovering to now sits in the 3.0954 region as we print.

      Minutes from the BoI meeting acknowledge that the Israeli economy’s process of recovery from the crisis continues however there are still challenges to economic activity.

      Data & Events

      Germany – Services and Composite PMIs

      Italy - Services and Composite PMIs, CPI

      Spain - Services and Composite PMIs

      France - Services and Composite PMIs

      Eurozone - Services and Composite PMIs

      US – Fed minutes

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