Charts and Market Updates November 12, 2020

Charts and Market Updates November 12, 2020

Good day traders! Check now the most recent charts and market updates for today’s session. Learn more about analysis and be updated on the current happenings in the market!

EURPLN 

Poland is threatening the European Union to veto the bloc’s 2021-2027 if it could only access EU funds if it follows the rule of law. Poland and Hungary are both under EU investigation for undermining independence of integral sectors, such as its court, media, and non-government associations, increasing the risk of inability to access the billions of euros that it needs to fix its suffering economy. The country is also currently expecting stricter measures in the near future after recording 40 percent more excess deaths in October in comparison to four years prior. Meanwhile, Germany’s tax revenues for 2020 to 2024 are now expected to come in higher than previously expected at around 6.7 billion euros as the coronavirus hits its economy as initially expected. State levels, as well as state governments and their municipalities, are seen 15.8 million euros higher than what was expected in September, as well.

EURSEK

The time has come for Sweden’s light-touch approach to see the full extent of its lack of restrictions. Swedish hospitals have seen an increase of 60 percent over the previous week’s 627, and medical experts believe this rate would continue the fastest in Europe. New infections have also seen a 4,000 average, which had initially seen 500 less on average in October. The country reported a decline in gross domestic product at around 9 percent within the second quarter, which was a sign that its economy had already been slipping in the earlier months of the pandemic’s spread. Now that immunity to Covid-19 in Sweden is much lower than previously expected, markets will conclude that it would be safer to root for the bigger currency in the near-term. Germany will help push sentiment toward its currency thanks to its better-than-expected tax revenue expectations for the next four years or so.

EURCZK 

The Czech Republic reported 8,925 new coronavirus cases yesterday, showing signs of a decline for more than a week after rising for over two months to record levels. It came at a time when biopharmaceuticals finally formulated the most effective coronavirus vaccine candidates earlier this month. The crown is projected to see itself increase against its euro counterparts over hopes that its economy could recover faster than the suffering eurozone. As of now, the eurozone is still struggling to flatten the surging infections over the bloc with new restrictions in place. Because of this, Germany’s positive results in today’s trading are projected to be offset by economists cutting their outlooks on their growth next year, which could domino into the rest of its bloc. Investors are now projected to keep their eyes on the European Union’s plan towards their planned distributed budget for the next seven years to recover from the coronavirus.

USDHUF 

Economic indicators are showing mixed results in today’s session. US consumer prices remained unchanged in October. The Federal Reserve is expected to keep its lowest monetary policy in the longer term in hopes to help its economy recover from the Covid-19 recession. The Labor Department confirmed that its CPI increased the same way it increased last month by 0.2 percent. Its yearly comparison upped by 1.2 percent since October 2019 after increasing 1.4 percent in September. The Fed now has an inflation expectation of 1.5 percent in the 12 months through September. Now that it seeks to meet a 2 percent target for October, investors should keep their eyes on its announcement by the end of this month. Despite the long-term worries for its unemployment figures, the greenback should continue to improve through the year with risk aversion in mind. Besides, nonfarm payrolls have improved in October.