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    Danske Bank: EURUSD will hit 1.22

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    On Friday, the US jobs report came out better than expected with a fall in the unemployment rate and unchanged wage growth (against expectations...

    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...

    UBS: Preview of the September FOMC Minutes

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    The FOMC met September 19 to 20 and announced that they would begin the normalization of their balance sheet in October. The FOMC left...

    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...

    BNP Paribas: Bearish USD sentiment at six year extreme ahead of NFPs

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    Bearish sentiment towards the USD is at a six-year extreme, according to BNP Paribas FX Positioning Analysis. We expect Friday’s July nonfarm payroll data to show...

    Morgan Stanley Trade of the week

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    Morgan Stanley is closing EUR shorts. Despite the universally strong reading of the US February labour market report, the USD came under broad selling...

    ING Daily Forex Strategy

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    In another brilliant speech by an ECB official, the central bank's Chief Economist Peter Praet spoke in New York yesterday and shed important light...

    BNP Paribas: EURGBP downside after Article 50

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    The Brexit news flow should slow down - European Council President Donald Tusk has said that he will present the draft of Brexit guidelines...

    Credit Suisse: AUDUSD near to key resistance zone

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    Australian 4Q16 house price data (ABS) released overnight underscored the RBA’s assessment that “there had been a build-up of risks associated with the housing...

    Barclay’s Catalonia update: Critical week

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    Following the referendum this weekend, the regional government of Catalonia has called for a general demonstration on Tuesday. The more radical members of the...
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