EURUSD

Five consecutive days of negative closing, EURUSD fell further today to 1.0543, the lowest since October 2023 as USD index strength continued, DXY traded higher today at 106.72, the highest in a year. Macroeconomics from EZ remained weak, while the US inflation increased by 2.6 in October which means that the Fed is unlikely to cut the rates quickly. EZ GDP for the third quarter industrial production will be due later today. 

As said before, sentiments remained bearish with falling price action to new lows. 1.05 is not far from execution. 1.0590 is shortlived resistance.

USDJPY

USDJPY traded higher today at 155.97, the highest since last July, supported by higher bond yields from America DXY strength. While there was no news from Japan, it is highly expected that BoJ Japanese officials will start the verbal intervention first as long as Yen weakness persists. Yields on 10Y bond in the US increased to the highest level since June 2024. 

As clarified, price action remained positive. Keep in mind, 155.35 154.50 are support levels. Markets perception aims higher to 160 June 2024.

GBPUSD

GBPUSD kept falling for five consecutive days, trading lower today at 1.2687, the weakest since last August. Did we have any major news from the UK? Actually, there was no major releases from the UK while the focus was on the US inflation numbers that remained elevated. BoEs governor Bailey will deliver speech later today, but it is unlikely to be a game changer….