Sarowar Jahan

Signal Name: Two Percent
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Signal Name: Peace
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Signal Name: Steady Source
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USD: 3 Narratives Supporting A Stronger USD Into Year-End - ING

ING Research maintains a bullish bias on the USD over the coming weeks.

"Last week’s action in the FX market conveyed a clear message that it is too early to turn more structurally bearish on the dollar or bullish on pro-cyclical currencies. This week, markets may find further confirmation that this is the case, with a few key threads to follow.

First, US CPI figures on Thursday should show a decline (we estimate from 8.3% to 8.1%) in headline inflation caused primarily by lower gasoline prices, but at the same time an acceleration in the core rate (we estimate from 6.3% to 6.5%), mainly driven by housing costs and recreation prices," ING notes.

"Second, Fed communication. A 75bp hike for November and a 4.60-4.70% peak rate are now in the price, but additional hawkish comments – if backed by an inflation surprise for example – could encourage markets to speculate on larger hikes or a more prolonged tightening cycle.

Third, geopolitical and energy market developments. There have been signs over the weekend that any optimism over an imminent de-escalation in the Ukraine conflict may be misplaced.

A re-test of the 114.76 September high in DXY is our base case over the next few days," ING adds.

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EUR/USD: The Winter Is Coming; Expecting EUR/USD To Fall Towards 0.90 This Winter - Nomura

Nomura Research maintains a core bearish bias on EUR/USD into year-end.

"The inflation figures will take full focus in Europe next week. We expect a further rise in euro area HICP inflation in August, but expect the rise to be less sharp than previous increases. Naturally, for the market watching energy prices soar higher the question is how quickly will this feed through to CPI inflation with government subsidies making CPI inflaton artificially low for now. This is why euro area producer prices may stand out more as a true reflection of price pressures and are also our preferred metric for calculating EUR’s fair value," Nomura notes.

"We expect EUR/USD to fall to 0.90 this winter, inflation to climb further to multi-decade highs before peaking, GDP to decline over the coming year and the ECB first to raise rates in response to higher inflation, and then cut next year as the energy-induced recession continues," Nomura adds.

EUR: Any Uptick On An Upward Surprise In EA CPI This Week Should Be Viewed As Opportunities To Sell - Barclays

Barclays Research discusses the EUR outlook and maintains a bearish bias over the coming weeks.

"This week, we expect Euro Area CPI (Wed) to grind further higher, with headline printing at 9.1% y/y (cf 9.0%, prev 8.9%) and core at 4.2% y/y (cf 4.1%, prev 4.0%), driven mainly by resilient consumer demand and the ongoing surge in food and energy prices. Markets are now pricing 50% chance of a 75bp hike by the ECB at its September meeting, following news that some GC members want to discuss a 75bp hike at the meeting. 1 Speaker, including Lane (Mon, dove), Vasle (Tue, hawk), Holzmann (Tue, hawk) et al, and Centeno (Thu, dove), could shed more light on the September decision before the ECB enters its blackout period after Friday," Barclays notes.

"An upward surprise in EA CPI, or hawkish comments from ECB doves, would likely push rates pricing up. But any resultant rallies in EUR are likely to be temporary, and should be viewed as opportunities to fade, in our view," Barclays adds.

Signal Name: Peace
Link: https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/1598419

Signal Name: Peace
Link: https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/1598419

CAD: Chances Of USD/CAD Reaching 1.25 By Year-End Have Risen After BoC's 100bps Hike - ING

ING Research discusses USD/CAD outlook and maintains a core bearish bias into year-end targeting a move towards 1.25.

"Looking at the FX implications, we think that the BoC’s faster hiking could help the currency in the longer run but for now, external factors (eg, global risk sentiment, oil prices) continue to play a much bigger role and may keep CAD gains capped in the near-term.

"However, with CAD now sharing the highest policy rate in the G10 (2.50%) with the New Zealand dollar, and still counting on a decent economic outlook thanks to positive commodity exposure, the chances of USD/CAD moving back below 1.25 by year-end (barring a prolonged USD strength) have risen – in our view," ING adds.

USD: US CPI: Inflation Stunned Again In June; Clearly Supports A 75bp Hike From The Fed This Month - CIBC

CIBC Research discusses its reaction to today's US CPI print for the month of June.

"Inflation stunned again in the US in June, adding urgency to the Fed's rate hiking path. The 1.3% monthly advance in total CPI (vs. 1.1% consensus) left the annual rate of inflation at 9.1%, five ticks above the prior month, and above the consensus expectation of 8.8%. Gasoline and food prices were the main drivers of the acceleration in headline prices, but even excluding those categories showed that core inflation gained momentum, as it rose by 0.7% on the month (vs. 0.5% consensus). Shelter prices were a major contributor to that advance, adding to pressure from used cars amongst other categories. That left the annual rate a tick slower than the prior month at 5.9% (vs. 5.7% expected), with the deceleration reflecting base effects," CIBC notes.

"Although gasoline prices have fallen into July, suggesting an easing in headline inflation ahead, core annual inflation could accelerate ahead as base effects will no longer be biasing that measure down, while higher shelter prices will continue to feed through to that index. Overall, this data clearly supports a 75bp hike from the Fed later this month," CIBC adds.

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JPY: BoJ Not Signaling A Lack Of Tolerance Of JPY Weakness; USD/JPY To Remain Elevated - CIBC

CIBC Research discusses USD/JPY outlook and sees the pair remains elevated in the near term.

"It was notable that the recent BoJ policy statement included a rare FX reference. The BoJ detailed that “It is necessary to pay due attention to developments in financial and foreign exchange markets and their impact on Japan’s economic activity and prices.” The currency reference underlines that the BoJ is not totally immune to JPY weakness," CIBC notes.

"Although the monetary authorities are paying attention to the JPY, they are not necessarily signaling a lack of tolerance for JPY weakness, rather they are looking to avoid disorderly moves. As the BoJ signaled that 10-year JGB yields will continue to be capped UST-JGB spreads point towards USD/JPY remaining elevated," CIBC adds.