In its strategic portfolio this week, Morgan Stanley FX strategy research becomes a buyer of USD/JPY dips, remains a buyer of EUR/USD setback and cancels its exposure to buy EUR/GBP dips.
MS express that via adding a limit order to long USD/JPY at 112.50 (filled earlier on Friday), maintaining its limit order to long EUR/USD at 1.1200 and cancelling its limit order to long EUR/GBP at 0.8520.
USD/JPY: long at 112.50 - "Unusually , the USD has ignored the recent rise of the USD term premium, suggesting liquidity conditions are ample. The risk support should allow a limited window for the pair to rally,"
EUR/USD: long limit order at 1.1200 - " The ECB will meet on Thursday and its communication should underline gradualism. This is why see the EUR trading within a corrective pattern that is time consuming. As we see it, the long-term EUR outlook is still bullish, helped by data and yield differentials moving away from previous extremes, increasing signs of deeper reform momentum and fiscal integration. A EUR/USD setback into the 1.12 handle offers a buying opportunity, in our view."
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