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    The euro-Swiss franc (EUR/CHF) exchange rate could fall below parity, even to $0.97

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    The euro-Swiss franc (EUR/CHF) exchange rate could fall below parity, even to $0.97, analysts at investment bank Credit Suisse forecast. The SNB raised the...

    Lloyds Bank: Payrolls, OPEC and dollar strength

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    Another solid US employment report on Friday and subsequent price action suggests that the broader USD can move into a consolidation/correction phase, with US...

    HSBC: Sell AUDUSD

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    We recently argued both the AUD and the NZD have rallied a lot more than would have been suggested by movements in the rates...

    Deutsche Bank Trade Idea of the week

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    Rates pricing for the RBA remains too hawkish, in our view, with 40bps of tightening baked into the curve for next year. Our economists expect...

    Deutsche Bank’s macro strategy

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    Failed healthcare bill hasn't destroyed markets so far this week with the S&P 500 (+0.73% yesterday) now back at the highest level for just...

    20 Reasons For BoE to Hike Rates

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    Thursday, August 3rd, is undoubtedly one of the most important sessions this week - all thanks to Super Thursday, served by Bank of England...

    Commerzbank’s bearish view on EURUSD

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    EUR/USD’s outlook stays negative, the market last week closed below 1.1662 the 17th August low and is struggling very near term to regain this...

    USD/JPY: Range term in near term, higher in medium term

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    We remain bullish that the USD/JPY will rise to over-115 in the medium term. This week we continue to focus on news indicating the...

    ING: Window of opportunity on EUR

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    The spotlight today is on the release of the Sep ECB minutes (1330 CET). While historically these post-meeting minutes have had a pretty muted...

    BoE won’t be as hawkish as expected, which will weaken the pound, ING experts...

    Analysis Łukasz Nowacki -
    The last few weeks were a period of strong strengthening of the British currency. Interestingly, this happened despite numerous obstacles, such as the fuel...
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