USD/CZK
USDCZK24.0648CZK
Today
-0.54%
1 Week
+0.68%
1 Month
+0.46%
6 Months
+3.54%
Year to Date
+7.77%
1 Year
+8.29%
Key Data Points
Opening Price
24.1577Previous Closing Price
24.1947Indicators
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USD/CZK Trading Strategy
Trading Strategy
The configuration is negative.
Alternative scenario
above 24.287, look for 24.390 and 24.451.
Comment
the downside prevails as long as 24.287 is resistance.
USD/CZK News
CZK: CNB likely to pause in the cutting cycle – ING
The Czech National Bank is very likely to take the first pause in the cutting cycle on Thursday and leave rates unchanged at 4.00%, ING’s FX analyst Frantisek Taborsky notes.
CEE: FX remains rather muted in EUR-crosses – ING
After the inflation numbers in Hungary and the Czech Republic, this morning we also saw the numbers in Romania.
CEE: Central banks take on a hawkish stance – ING
The National Bank of Poland (NBP) left rates unchanged at 5.75% on Wednesday.
CZK: CNB governor to repeat usual hawkish message – ING
In the Czech Republic, the government yesterday approved the state budget for next year, as expected, which we estimate should lead to a public deficit of 1.9% from this year's 2.4% of GDP, ING’s Frantisek Taborsky notes.
CEE: Tactical reasons to see more gains – ING
This morning we saw November inflation in Turkey, which fell from 48.6% to 47.1% YoY, slightly higher than market expectations.
CEE: Spotlight back on the forint – ING
This week, attention will again turn to the region's central banks.