REAL-TIME GLOBAL RESEARCH
G10 FX
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G10 FX
Laoise Ni Thighearnaigh AC Sales & Trading J P M O R G A Nlaoise.nithighearnaigh@jpmorgan.com
JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A, London Branch 24 July 2026
EUR As expected, the ECB meeting was uneventful and pricing for September remained roughly
unchanged at 24bps. We move on. But if I told you that after printing a YTD low on the 24th of
June, Brent has rallied 35%, Gas ~46% and SHFs have sold EUR for 24 consecutive days, that
the single currency is actually higher, would you be surprised ? I am. Now I am not sure what
this actually means apart from reminding us that FX is hard ! European PMIs printed better than
AUD expected this morning, but considering the first part of the survey was taken during the 60-day
ceasefire, should we be surprised ?Anyway, you know my view on PMI data and any reaction
has been well contained. As I had written in previous commentaries, I was concerned about
high beta due to the M/E escalation and that I had rotated AUDUSD longs into GBPAUD which
NZD has insulated the position. I retain said position, but will remain flexible, with next week’s Q2
inflation report important. No firm view in the bird, but the move below 0.5800/25, technically
suggests the danger remains to the downside, even though interestingly, SHF’s continue to be a
buyer of NZD (13 out of the last 15 days) although a 2 day close below the aforementioned
level, could change that behaviour.
GBP The TACO thesis continues to be challenged creating uneven moves in markets as oil just
marches higher, tariffs are BACK, throw in a Fed hike next week and we might reach peak
Trump if he turns on Warsh. No surprise then that our USD conviction remains pretty marginal
in this environment but we have seen a decent chase in the USD this week with SHF and DHF
buying every session.
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