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FX Exchange Traded Roll sees the EUR Z5/H6 bought off the low in over 10k. Today's low print was its lowest since October and 80% of the Front Z5 is now related to rolling Positions into March 2026. 

Over 90k spread have already traded today in the EUR.

PACE:

• EUR: 24% (below pace).
• GBP: 36% (above pace).
• JPY: 44% (above pace).
• CHF: 35% (above pace).
• CAD: 17% (below pace).
• AUD: 40% (above pace).
• NZD: 24% (below pace).
• SEK: 35% (above pace).
• NOK: 21% (above pace).

• RES 4: $60.852 - 1.382 proj of the Oct 28 - Nov 13 - 21 price swing 
• RES 3: $60.000 - Psychological round number
• RES 2: $59.563 - 1.236 proj of the Oct 28 - Nov 13 - 21 price swing
• RES 1: $59.334 - High Dec 5   
• PRICE: $58.335 @ 08:11 GMT Dec 9
• SUP 1: $54.398 - 20-day EMA  
• SUP 2: $50.833/45.557 - 50-day EMA / Low Oct 28 
• SUP 3: $41.135 - Low Sep 17
• SUP 4: $38.087 - Low Aug 27  

Trend signals in Silver remain bullish and price is trading just below its recent trend highs. Recent gains confirmed a resumption of the uptrend, maintaining the bullish price sequence of higher highs and higher lows. The move above $55.00 signals scope for a climb towards $59.563 next, a Fibonacci projection. Sights are also on the $60.00 psychological handle. Initial support lies at $54.398, the 20-day EMA.

Recent repricing in EUR STIRs will have altered the balance of risks ahead of next week’s heavy regional calendar. December flash PMIs are due on Tuesday, while the ECB decision (including updated macroeconomic projections) comes on Thursday. Markets should be most focused on the ECB’s core inflation projections for 2026 and 2027. In September, the ECB projected core at 1.9% in 2026 and 1.8% in 2027. If an core undershoot is retained in the December forecast round, balanced commentary from Lagarde (i.e. remaining cognizant of inflation risks in either direction) could temper building expectations for a hike as soon as December 2026. 

• ECB-dated OIS currently price 7.5bps of hikes through the end of next year, compared to 8bps of cuts just two weeks ago. ECB Schnabel’s interview with Bloomberg yesterday morning didn’t contain many surprises given her characteristically hawkish lean, but it added to hawkish signals from improving regional growth and sticky inflation/wage data in recent weeks.
• As noted through the past week, the bulk of repricing has occurred at the back-end of the Euribor strip. 2029 Euribor implied yields are now higher than on March 7, which was the knee-jerk high following Germany’s initial fiscal expansion announcement.