Forex Calendar

Daily FX Update

Markets are relatively quiet the biggest movers in FX have been rallies from NZD and NOK and general weakness in the other European currencies (ex-NOK).

US Morning Update

The London morning in spot G10 was generally characterised by more EUR weakness, but the crucial factor here is where that weakness was concentrated:

Central European Daily

The Polish zloty touches a 3-week high The CNB should stay on hold The Polish zloty strengthened to a 3-week high after

The Global Macro Pulse

In FX, AUD continued to climb to 0.9237. EUR was largely unchanged at 1.3785, while USDJPY found some support at 101.72 and rallied all the way to 102.15.

UBS Morning Adviser

Investor patience being tested Foreign investors in Japanese stocks are mostly still holding their nerve,

FX Daily

In Europe the main focus will be on the release of money supply and credit data inthe euro area for February. In general the data have been weak, albeit there was aslight improvement in January.

FI Eye-Opener: Correction lower looming for US equities

Bond yields continued to fall yesterday, especially in the US, where the 10-year yield retreated by almost 6bp. US bonds were boosted by a positive 5-year note

Daily FX Update

Risk appetite is positive as equities rally; WTI oil appears comfortable around $100/barrel, bond yields are lower across Europe and stable in the U.S. and the USD is mixed.

US Morning Update

The USD’s performance has become increasingly more mixed each morning this week. This has been helped by long USD position covering and

Central European Daily

The NBH cuts its base rate to the new all time low … … signaling possible end of monetary easing In line with our expectations, the Monetary Council lowered NBH´s base rate by

The Global Macro Pulse

AUD stole the spotlight in FX, rallying towards 0.92 on RBA Stevens’ speech. This helped boost AUDNZD to 1.0696. The rest of the G10 FX complex was more subdued.

UBS Morning Adviser

US Current Data Outperformance Being Ignored Many investors have pondered how the market has been able to ignore what appeared to