Nomura is expecting the first Fed hike in December and explaining about it: the FOMC will not raise rates this week during September FOMC: "Even without a decision to raise short-term interest rates, markets will have a lot to digest. We will get a new round of forecasts from FOMC participants...
Market analysts in Bloomberg review foresee rate trek in mid 2016. Sonia advances recommend rate increment in November 2016. The pound succumbed to a second day versus the dollar before a report on Tuesday that financial analysts conjecture will indicate U.K...
Austria, Slovakia and Netherlands bulking up police watches. Restoring checks could have financial effect in long haul...
One-hundred-year bonds have dove 15% since June issue. S&P brought down Petrobras' FICO score to garbage a week ago...
Australia has published the #RBA meeting minutes and the Bank of Japan has just announced decisions on the monetary policy. Asian #stocks were increasing today after yesterday's thin #trading on the #WallStreet. Find out more by checking out the Source Link...
On the other hand simply taking the succumb to one? Previous UBS merchant Tom Hayes leaving Westminster Magistrates on June 20, 2013, subsequent to showing up in court...
You may need to keep this rundown convenient. Goldman Sachs financial analysts may not anticipate that the Federal Reserve will raise premium rates until December, yet the bank's value strategists are now planning customers for what might be the first trek in about 10 years...
Aussie snaps advance as RBA highlights dangers to worldwide viewpoint. U.S. value list fates higher as Fed's rate choice weavers. The yen deleted misfortunes as the Bank of Japan left financial approach unaltered...
EURUSD - "The long-term bearish outlook for EUR/USD may come back into light should the Fed keep a 2015 liftoff on the table, and signs for an looming rate hike may put the exchange rate under pressure as interest rate expectations pickup...
USDCAD: USDCAD continues to remain in a consolidation mode having been trapped in a range below its key resistance zone at 1.3352. A break either way must occur to trigger directional moves. Resistance resides at the 1.3300 level where a break will target the 1.3350 level...
The following are UBS' latest short-term (mostly intraday) trading strategies for EUR/USD, USD/JPY, and GBP/USD. EUR/USD: traded bid last week and ended with a short squeeze...
Current trend In the end of last week, the Pound strengthened against the USD and gained back most of the losses of early September. However, macroeconomic statistics remain ambiguous. In particular, the GBP was pressured by poor data on Industrial Production that in June shrank by 0...
GBPUSD: With GBP turning lower at its key resistance zone at 1.5450/7 today, there is risk of more weakness as long as that zone continues to hold. This development is coming on the back of our earlier warning of how significant that level will be...
Morgan Stanley made weekly forecast for EUR in fundamental/technical mixed way expecting bearish EUR: "We remain bearish on EUR over the medium term but see reason for some support in the near term. EURUSD continues to be inversely correlated with risk appetite...
Tom Aspray, a technical analyst and contributor to Forbes, used the chart below to demonstrate what some important lows in the market dating back to 2010 had in common, viz, - active bearish sentiment...
The pound edged higher against the U.S. dollar on Monday, as sentiment on the greenback remained vulnerable ahead of the Federal Reserve's highly-anticipated policy statement on Thursday.GBP/USD hit 1.5471 during European morning trade..............Find out more by checking out the source link...
United Overseas Bank estimated the nearest bullish target for EUR/USd as 1.1475 with 1.1250/55 as the bearish reversal level. "The break above 1.1255 late last week has shifted the outlook for EUR to bullish with a target of 1.1475...
#Oil continues to decline amid lowering global demand, ignoring positive Baker Huges data. The number or rigs in the USA has decreased but weak statistics from China heats concerns of #investors. Find out more by checking out the Source Link...
American Nobel Prize Laureate, Yale University economics professor, economist and best-selling author Robert Shiller is seriously worried about the stock market...