Forex Calendar

The Global Macro Pulse

EURUSD has outperformed, rising to 1.2620, AUSDUSD has edged up to 0.8752 and

The day starts with German industrial production for August and

German bond yields fell yesterday morning, and then moved sideways for most of the day.

In G10, EUR and JPY were both flat to Friday’s NY close around 1.252 and 109.6 respectively.

Bonds initially took a beating on solid US payrolls growth on Friday, but later recovered, as wage gains continued to be muted.

While New Zealand’s dairy industry is facing a problematic period on prices,

The September employment data on Thursday will attract plenty of interest,

Last week we expressed scepticism that threatened oractual currency intervention by the Reserve Bank

In the coming week, investors will be looking ahead to Wednesday’s Federal Reserve meeting minutes for

The USD is strong, even as U.S. yields remain low, equities rise and commodities drop.

The major currencies have drifted sideways ahead of US payrolls. EURUSD is at 1.2655,

US non-farm payrolls take centre stage. We expect a rise of 250k, higher than theconsensus estimate of 218k.