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Greece in the Spotlight as Last-Ditch Debt Deal Talks Continue

Greece in the Spotlight as Last-Ditch Debt Deal Talks Continue

Talking Points:

  • Greece Debt Talks in Focus as Eurozone FinMins Gather for Another Meeting
  • Euro Gains on Deal Between Greece, Creditors May Not Have Follow-Through
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A quiet economic calendar in European hours will keep Greece in the spotlight as Eurozone finance ministers struggle to secure a deal between the country and its creditors. Hopes were running high early in the week after Athens submitted an updated set of proposed reforms meant to unlock a tranche of bailout funding. Traction has failed to materialize thus far however.

Markets fear that failure to overcome the impasse may lead to a Greek default and push the country out of the Eurozone, triggering as-yet unknown consequences for the currency bloc and the world economy at large. With that in mind, traders are anxiously awaiting confirmed signs of a breakthrough or a final collapse of negotiations without further room to maneuver.

If the former proves true, the Euro may see near-term gains amid ebbing uncertainty risk. Risk appetite may likewise find support, boosting higher-yielding currencies (notably in the commodity FX complex) while weighing on the safety-linked Japanese Yen. Follow-though may be limited however considering the markets’ priced-in outlook seems to favor an eventual agreement. Needless to say, a disappointment stands to yield the opposite results.

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Asia Session

GMTCCYEVENTACTEXPPREV
01:30AUDJob Vacancies (MAY)2.1%-1.4%

European Session

GMTCCYEVENTEXPPREVIMPACT
06:00EURGerman GfK Consumer Confidence (JUL)10.210.2Low
10:00GBPCBI Reported Sales (JUN)3551Low
11:00EUREurozone Finance Ministers’ Meeting--High

Critical Levels

CCYSupp 3Supp 2Supp 1Pivot PointRes 1Res 2Res 3
EURUSD1.10381.11181.11621.11981.12421.12781.1358
GBPUSD1.54531.55891.56481.57251.57841.58611.5997

--- Written by Ilya Spivak, Currency Strategist for DailyFX.com

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