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    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...

    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...

    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: Trading payrolls

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    There is a widely held belief that the market is apt to dismiss a weak US employment report as hurricane distorted, while responding more...

    Nomura US data preview

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    Nomura analysts publish their view on today's US macroeconomic data. What should we expect from ADP employment report and ISM npn-manufacturing PMI?  ADP employment report:...

    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...

    Maybank: BoE won’t change anything?

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    GBP rebounded amid USD weakness (in reaction to FoMC). Pair was last seen at 1.2270 levels. Bearish momentum on daily chart is waning while...

    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...

    Scotiabank: Caution Ahead Of CPI Friday

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    The USD is mostly lower in relatively light trade on the day so far. Last week’s USD rebound, driven by the solid US NFP...

    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...
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