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Published post Risks remain skewed to the downside for oil prices – Goldman Sachs
Research Team at Goldman Sachs, suggests that downside risk for oil remains our top risk. Key Quotes “Like last year, we continue to view downside risk to oil prices as the key risk to our constructive view...
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Published post Australia’s employment surge: Is it really that strong? - TDS
Research Team at TDS, notes that the employment in November apparently jumped by a little over +71k, defying fairly widespread expectations of a small correction (TD and mkt –10k) after the outsized October print (revised down but still a solid +56.1k...
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Published post EUR/US wobbles around 1.1000
EUR/USD has surrendered initial gains and is now returning to test the 1.1000 neighbourhood ahead of the opening bell in Europe. EUR/USD retakes 1.10 The selling mood around the US dollar has taken the pair back above the psychological handle at 1...
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Published post Fundamentals and valuations still support overweight EUR vs. USD IG spreads – Goldman Sachs
Research Team at Goldman Sachs, notes that the ECB's new measures fell short of market expectations. Key Quotes “Besides the cut in the deposit rate from -0.2% to -0...
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Published post USD/CHF extends recovery from 100-DMA ahead of SNB
The USD/CHF pair bounced-off two-month low near 100-DMA and now extends higher towards the mid-point of 0.98 handle. USD/CHF heading towards daily pivot at 0.9867 Currently, the USD/CHF pair trades 0.16% higher at fresh session highs of 0.9849, having found renewed bids near 100-DMA placed at 0...
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Published post NZD: RBNZ cuts rate by 25bps to 2.5% - TDS
Research Team at TDS, notes that the RBNZ cut the Official Cash Rate (OCR) by -25bp to 2.5%, revisiting post GFC-lows, citing slowing growth, lower terms of trade and low inflation. Key Quotes “Was expected by TD and 15/18 analysts...
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Published post UK: BoE is back to centre ground again – ING
James Knightley, Senior Economist at ING, suggests that the ECB’s less aggressive actions last Thursday and sterling’s response means the BoE can move back to the centre ground again...
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Published post Fed hikes typically hurt fund flows – Goldman Sachs
Research Team at Goldman Sachs, maintains the view that a normalization of policy that is primarily growth driven poses little risk to credit spreads, but history suggests fund flows do not fare well during hiking cycles...
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Published post AUD/USD reverses a knee-jerk rally post-jobs, back below 0.73
The Aussie reverses a knee-jerk rally on stellar Australian jobs data and now trims gains to now trade below 0.73 handle. AUD/USD boosted on upbeat Aus jobs Currently, the AUD/USD pair trades 0.83% higher at 0.7290, easing-off fresh three-day highs to 0.7346...
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Published post Germany: Exports drop in October - ING
Carsten Brzeski, Chief Economist at ING, notes that German exports dropped in October but the weak euro helps in dampening the impact from lower global demand on the German economy. Key Quotes “German exports dropped by 1.2% MoM in October, from +2.6% in September. As imports dropped by 3...
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Published post ECB: Falls short of market expectations - Goldman Sachs
Research Team at Goldman Sachs, suggests that the most recent move by the ECB may have eroded some of their credibility...
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Published post 2016: A world of (gradual and cautious) policy divergence? – Investec
Research Team at Investec, explains that how monetary policy divergence will be a key theme for the global economy next year with the US looks set to see rate rises, albeit gradual ones. Key Quotes “Global Monetary policy divergence will be a key theme for the global economy next year...
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Published post Asia sell-off intensifies, Nikkei hits 1-month low
The ongoing rout in the Asian markets extend for the third consecutive session on Thursday, taking the negative lead from the overnight US and the European stocks. While oil prices hovering near six-year lows continued to weigh on the energy and resource stocks...
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Published post World Outlook 2016: Managing with less liquidity - Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank’s Research Team expects that global economic developments in 2016 will be significantly impacted by a gradual reduction of' liquidity...
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Published post EUR/USD: dollar bulls back in command, but for how long?
EUR/USD’s upbeat momentum faltered near 1.1050 - key resistance in the previous session, and the price retreated thereon and now looks to give away 1.10 handle as we head into the late-Asian trades. EUR/USD off monthly highs, attacks 1.1000 Currently, the EUR/USD pair loses -0.13% and trades at 1...
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The EURUSD high reached 1.10296. The 200 day MA is at 1.10304. The 100 day MA is at 1.10606. The pair is not showing signs of giving up just yet either. The corrections are shallow. The broken trend line at 1.0996 is the last level to be broken. That is now close support...
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Published post Gold poses modest recovery in Asia
After ending a volatile session witnessed on Wednesday on an upbeat note, the yellow metal extends its recovery mode into Asia and holds firmer above 1070 barrier. Gold: Unable to sustain at higher levels Currently, gold trades 0.15% higher at 1073...
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USD JPY, “US Dollar vs Japanese Yen” More detailed structure is shown on the H1 chart. It looks like the price is about to finish the wave e in the (iv). On Wednesday, the market may rebound from the triangle’s lower border and start moving upwards in the wave i of (v...
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USD JPY, “US Dollar vs Japanese Yen” Probably, the market is still forming the wave (v). It’s highly likely that the price has formed the horizontal triangle in the wave (iv). In the future, the pair may start another ascending movement and break its local high...
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GBP USD, “Great Britain Pound vs US Dollar” As we can see at the H1 chart, Pound has formed the zigzag in the wave (v), the bullish impulse in the wave (a), and then the wave (b). It’s highly likely that in the nearest future the pair may grow in the wave (c) of [ii]...