USD/CZK
USDCZK24.3149CZK
Today
+0.50%
1 Week
+1.34%
1 Month
+4.19%
6 Months
+6.63%
Year to Date
+8.89%
1 Year
+8.93%
Key Data Points
Opening Price
24.1915Previous Closing Price
24.1932Indicators
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USD/CZK Trading Strategy
Trading Strategy
The configuration is positive.
Alternative scenario
below 24.275, expect 24.182 and 24.126.
Comment
the upside prevails as long as 24.275 is support.
USD/CZK News
CEE: Spotlight back on the forint – ING
This week, attention will again turn to the region's central banks.
CEE: Restarted dollar rally will keep region under pressure – ING
Yesterday's current account data, despite some surprises, especially in the Czech Republic, where higher dividends offset a strong surplus in previous months, remained without much reaction in the markets, ING’s FX analyst Frantisek Taborsky notes.
CEE: Switch back to inflation numbers – ING
From central bank policy last week, we switch to inflation and GDP data in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region this week.
CEE: Final position adjustment – ING
Inflation in Turkey surprised slightly to the upside yesterday (2.9% MoM vs 2.5% expected).
CEE: Poland and Hungary closed for public holiday – ING
The end of the week in the region should be quiet. The Polish and Hungarian markets are closed today and activity should be muted, ING’s FX analyst Frantisek Taborsky notes.
CEE: Region remains under pressure – ING
Yesterday's GDP data for the third quarter disappointed, especially in Hungary, confirming a return to technical recession, but the data in the Czech Republic was also slightly weaker, below central bank expectations, ING’s FX analyst Frantisek Taborsky notes.
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