Tom Fitzpatrick News
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The euro may fall to a five-month low versus the dollar after breaking the neckline of a bullish head-and-shoulders chart formation, according to Bank of America Corp.
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The Dollar Index may rise to match the highest level since July 2010 after completing a “bullish outside month,” Citigroup Inc. said, citing trading patterns.
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Treasury 10-year notes, off to the worst start in a decade, may be poised to turn around after failing to sustain a rise in yield to levels that would have confirmed bearish sentiment, according to Citigroup Inc.
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The euro may weaken to the lowest level in seven months against the dollar as investors seek refuge in German government bonds, driving yields down, according to Citigroup Inc.
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The dollar is poised to reverse its almost decade-long bear market trend as global growth slows, Europe’s debt problems worsen and the Federal Reserve ends its asset-buying program, according to Citigroup Inc.
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Yields on 10-year Treasury notes may fall to as low as 2.20 percent if a worsening of Europe’s sovereign debt crisis prompts the securities to break the lowest resistance level of the year, according to Citigroup Inc.
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The euro will rally to the reverse head-and-shoulders target of $1.31 after falling from an eight- week high, according to Citigroup Inc., citing trading patterns.
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The euro may be poised to gain against the Swiss franc after it approached a significant technical level, according to Citigroup Inc.’s Tom Fitzpatrick.
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Citigroup Inc. technical analysts scrapped recommendations to bet the euro will appreciate against the Swiss franc, British pound and U.S. dollar, citing “price action in the past 48 hours.”
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Citigroup Inc. cut its short position in Treasury 10-year note futures as the price hasn’t fallen as expected, according to a research note citing technical analysis.
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