Forex Calendar
Central European Daily
Situation in eastern Ukraine complicates further Trading with Central European currencies produced mixed results on
The Global Macro Pulse
In G10 FX, AUDUSD has been the main mover, falling 1% to 0.9285 in response to weaker than expected inflation. EURUSD and USDJPY are little changed at 1.3818 and 102.55.
FX Daily
Today focus will be on global PMIs. We forecast euro manufacturing PMI todecline slightly after it peaked at 54.0 in January.
FI Eye-Opener: China not rebounding like it used to
German bond yields expectedly opened higher yesterday, but did not move that much during the day, and the 10-year yield ended the day up by around 2bp.
UBS Morning Adviser
Is NZD going down the AUD route already with its China exposure? Much has been made of the RBA’s China focus over the last few years.
Daily FX Update
The USD is generally weaker leading into the NA session; however news flow has been light and markets are generally trading with recent ranges.
Central European Daily
Easter holidays scale down economic activity Situation in Ukraine attracts attention Polish and Hungarian markets were closed on Friday due to
The Global Macro Pulse
The dollar is broadly stronger today except against the AUD. AUDUSD has risen to 0.9352. However, EURUSD has dipped to 1.3796 and USDJPY is up at 102.64.
UBS Morning Adviser
Rates are helpful in places, not as hurtful in others As bumpy as the road may be, there is a realisation that the majority of G10 economies are well on the mend.
FX Daily
Focus will be on the situation in Ukraine again after the international agreement toavert wider conflict in Ukraine faltered on Monday. Today US Vice President JoeBiden meets with Ukrainian Acting President and Prime Minister.
FI Eye-Opener: Portuguese bond auctions back
US Treasuries took a beating last Thursday ahead of the Easter, and the curve steepened, as economic data (initial jobless claims, the Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index) impressed.
Daily FX Update
A quiet start to a busy week that will see 150 of the S&P companies reporting earnings, global PMIs, inflation data from Australia, the RBNZ rate announcement and ongoing risk stemming from Ukraine.