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The US dollar was generally stronger last week. The dollar-bloc currencies and sterling bore the weight most. Decreased appetites for risk, illustrated by losses in the major equity benchmarks, seemed to have played a role. Sterling fell every day last week to reach its lowest level since la...
Volatility in the overall currency market has been well-behaved with little movement from the Euro or the Yen; all the action has been in emerging market currencies, Roger Hirst said during today’s Real Vision Daily Briefing. He thinks that is the real place to play the macro be...
Overview: Risk appetites have been gradually waning this week. US equity losses mounted yesterday after Tuesday's late sell-off. Asia Pacific equities were off, with many seeing at least 1.5% drops. Europe's Dow Jones Stoxx 600 is off a little more to double this week's decline and leaves it...
Overview: Another late sell-off in US shares, this one perhaps related to the sobering assessment by the leading medical adviser for the Trump Administration about the risks of opening too early, failed to deter investors in the Asia Pacific region. Although Japanese shares slipped, most oth...
By Robin Marshall, director, fixed income research Financial conditions have barely eased in the eurozone and Japan... The ECB and Bank of Japan have pursued broader-based and upgraded QE programs since the COVID-19 shock. These are variations on "conventional QE" schemes, supplementing ...
By Chris Turner, Global Head of Markets and Regional Head of Research , Francesco Pesole, FX Strategist and Petr Krpata, Chief EMEA FX and IR Strategist USD: Delicate exit from lockdown This week the DXY looks set to trade well within April’s range. Risk assets ha...
Overview: The new week begins slowly in the capital markets. Many markets in the Asia Pacific region, including Japan, Hong Kong, and Australia, gained over 1%, but European and US shares are heavier. Benchmarks off all three regions rallied by 3.4%-3.5% over the past two weeks. Bond markets...
It's a little complicated, but the latest legal drama taking place in Europe highlights a power struggle that could undermine the euro. More news on: Invesco CurrencyShares Euro Trust ETF, ProShares UltraShort Euro ETF, iPath EUR/USD Exchange Rate ETN, News on ETFs, Global news and forex, ...
The threat of the US not servicing its debt to China, the loss of 20.5 mln jobs last month, nor the prospect of negative interest rates have undermined the US dollar. It sat at the fulcrum between the currencies seen as beneficiaries of risk appetites, namely the dollar bloc and Scandis and ...
The EUR/NZD currency pair, which expresses the value of the euro in terms of the New Zealand dollar, has mixed characteristics which owe to the market's general and perhaps changing perceptions of the euro. As noted in a recent article of mine covering EUR/AUD, the euro broke out of its pr...
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