Forex Calendar

Daily FX Update

Markets are on weaker footing leading into the NA open, with the focus on the rising risk of Scotish Independence and

CEE bond yields fall on weak US payrolls Czech industrial output growth surprises on upside

The G10 majors drifted sideways in Asian trading. EURUSD is at 1.2937,USDJPY is trading 105.06,

On a day with no real market movers focus will be on developments in Ukraineand the markets will further digest Friday’s job report and

Longer German bonds rallied on Friday, supported by disappointing US payrolls data,

In Sweden, we believe that CPIF inflation will drop a tenth below the Riksbank’snew forecast to 0.4% y/y.

Real GDP grew a solid 3.1% in the year to June 2014, close to the past two decade growth average of 3.3%.

NZD/USD Outlook: Down this week We continue to hold a negative view of NZD/USD.

We believe the RBNZ will temper its OCR outlook at Thursday’s Monetary Policy Statement (MPS).

Rarely do all parts of the NZ economy move perfectly insynch.

In the week ahead, investors will be looking ahead to Friday’s U.S. data on retail sales and

U.S. Review Q3 Kicks It into High Gear • The factory sector has accelerated,