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The US dollar rose against most of the major currencies in the last week of March. The stronger-than-expected January GDP (0.3%) helped lift the Canadian dollar (~0.6%), which was the notable exception. The Australian dollar's rise ahead of the weekend and the end of Q4 allowed it to secure ...
Global central banks have turned dovish, China stimulus is stronger than expected and trade-war tensions are easing. The cycle is becoming slightly more supportive for equities, but we believe it's late in the game and upside potential is limited. Key market themes Markets are caugh...
Macro News Global: Last week ended with a significant sell-off in global equities, sending global yields to lower level, with the 10Y yields in Japan and Germany trading in negative territory, and the 10Y US Treasury pushing below the 2.4% support (according to Eikon Reuters), its lowest l...
The Federal Reserve was more dovish than expected, but that did not stop the dollar from appreciating against most of the major currencies last week. Even the Norwegian krone, which one would have thought would have been better supported following the central bank's rate hike, closed lower o...
Macro News Global: Global stocks continue their rally, ignoring the delay of the Trump-Xi meeting, which is now pushed into June. The MSCI World Index is now back to its October level, completely erasing the Q4 equity rout despite the elevated uncertainty. Sell-side institutions are curren...
By Erik Norland Nearly all options markets exhibit some kind of natural skewness. For example, out-of-the-money (OTM) put options on equity index futures are typically more expensive than OTM call options: investors typically fear a sudden fall in stock prices more than a sudden rise and, ...
Posted by Ray Uy, Head of Macro Research and Currency Portfolio Management on March 8, 2019, in Fixed Income US dollar: Underweight We continue to expect the US dollar to weaken against a backdrop of renewed global growth convergence. This will likely be driven by the unwind ...
The dollar rose against nearly all the currencies last week. Among the majors, the chief exception was the Japanese yen, which seemed to benefit from the equity weakness and the drop in yields, perhaps not really so much of the widely touted safe haven attribute, but the unwinding of funding p...
The explanation for the sudden halt in global economic growth is found in the coincidence of peak credit combining with trade protectionism. The history of economic downturns points to a rerun of the 1929-32 period, but with fiat currencies substituted for a gold standard. Government finances...
Overview: The ECB meeting is today's highlight. A dovish signal is expected. The euro remains pinned near its lows ahead it. The global equity market rally in January and February is faltering this week. Asian equities were mixed, but the Nikkei eased for the third consecutive session. Altho...
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