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    Daily Macro Commentary – Friday, August 29

    Macro Commentary Damian Chmiel -
    Ukrainian conflict escalation weighed heavily on markets, pushing stock prices down during Asian session. It turns out that separatists opened a new front all...

    Today’s macro commentary – Thursday, August 28.

    Macro Commentary Marcin Nowogórski -
    Today's macro data showed further decline of consumer prices in Spain by -0.5% and also bigger than anticipated drop in private loans in EMU (-1.6%...

    Daily Macro Commentary – Wednesday, August 27

    Macro Commentary Damian Chmiel -
    Today, the economic data calendar is almost empty – we do not find any really important readings in it. German consumer confidence – published...

    Today’s macro commentary – Tuesday, August 26.

    Macro Commentary Marcin Nowogórski -
    Yesterday was rather cool as well as volatility. Ifo showed German business sentiment further decline which stands in line with ZEW's sentiment and other...
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    Daily Macro Commentary – Monday, August 25

    Macro Commentary Damian Chmiel -
    Tonight, Forex pairs opened up with small gaps, following impulses from Friday. Traders become convinced that the monetary policy paths between FED, ECB and...

    Today’s macro commentary – Friday, August 22.

    Macro Commentary Marcin Nowogórski -
    Yesterday's data from Euro Zone was mixed. Germany showed better PMI than expected, but still around previous levels, but on the other hand France...

    Daily Macro Commentary – Thursday, August 21

    Macro Commentary Damian Chmiel -
    Yesterday Bank of England and FOMC minutes have proven to be hawkish. In the case of BoE, two members of the monetary policy committee...

    Daily Macro Commentary – Wednesday, August 20

    Macro Commentary Damian Chmiel -
    Europe, including the United Kingdom, are currently experiencing a weaker period. Industrial production in the UK is weakening along with the dynamic of wages...

    Daily Macro Commentary – Tuesday, August 19

    Macro Commentary Damian Chmiel -
    Tonight, the Reserve Bank of Australia published its minutes – from meeting which took place on August 5. The main message is further macroeconomic...

    Daily Macro Commentary – Monday, August 18

    Macro Commentary Damian Chmiel -
    Last week, Mark Carney surprised the markets with his dovish speech after the BoE inflation report publication. By contrast, this week we have Bank...
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