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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...

    Inflation down under

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    Here come the inflation numbers – New Zealand tomorrow, then Australia next Wednesday. These are especially big events in the Antipodes, given both countries...

    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...

    Correlation between EURUSD and EURGBP back to normal

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    Equity indices are still making new highs, cheering the low level of Treasury yields (and the implied low level of terminal Fed Funds) while paying...

    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...

    JPY acting out

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    The JPY has not been behaving itself this year, decoupling from its famous relationship with US yields. US 10Y nominal yields and the US-Japan...

    Rabobank on the BoE and GBP

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    In September, GBP was the best performing G10 currency on the back of the step up in hawkish commentary from the BoE. In our...

    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...

    Deutsche Bank: Preview of BoJ meeting

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    We expect the BoJ to maintain its current monetary policy following meetings today and tomorrow. Our economist pointed out the lack of a need...

    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...
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