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    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...

    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...

    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...

    Six unrelated thought about the market

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    Before another #SuperThursday HSBC analytic, Brent Donnelly prepared six unrelated thought about the current state of the market. Take a look and decide if he's...

    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...

    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...

    HSBC on RBA decision. The next move is set to be up

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    The RBA held its cash rate steady at 1.50%, which was no surprise. However, for some, the neutral tone of the post-meeting statement, which...

    Danske Bank on oil

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    The rout in oil markets continuesto hunt financial markets. Yesterday, most USstocks fell, with notably energy and industrial shares leading the declines, which overshadowed...

    HSBC: ECB Tomorrow. What to expect?

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    Since the 2013/2015 US taper seems like a pretty good analog to the ECB story, the chart below is a reminder of the time...

    GBP: Neither strong nor stable

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    Cable’s rally in the wake of last month’s decision to call a snap election is rational. The 8 June vote removes the prospect of...
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