Forex Calendar
FI Eye-Opener: Irish confidence surges to multi-year highs
German bond yields mostly edged slightly higher yesterday, but the moves were still quite limited. In the US, yields mostly fell somewhat in the evening,
Daily FX Update
Global markets coming back from holidays selling the USD as the combination of expansionary PMI releases, an encouraging macroeconomic assessment from the OECD,
Central European Daily
Calm markets eye central banks’ meetings Strong Czech exports and Hungarian retail sales in March
The Global Macro Pulse
AUDUSD popped up to 0.9310 following the RBA statement from about 0.9288, but has since fallen back just below 0.93.
UBS Morning Adviser
Bearish outlook intact Although the Australian dollar mostly failed to react to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s overnight policy statement,
FX Daily
The first estimate for the service PMI indicator for Italy and Spain will be the mostinteresting new information in connection with today’s release of final service PMI inthe euro area.
FI Eye-Opener: Stronger ABS for the summer
Bond yields edged higher yesterday on both sides of the Atlantic, but trading volumes were very subdued due to the UK holiday.
Daily FX Update
It is a quiet start to the week with both Japan and the UK on holidays. The one glaring shift is the U.S. 10‐year yield dropping to a fresh ytd low of 2.57%;
FI Eye-Opener: Don’t the markets care about payrolls anymore?
Bond yields fell further on both sides of the Atlantic on Friday despite a jump in US payrolls growth (see more below), as worries related to escalating tensions in
UBS Morning Adviser
China property risks loom Three years after writing about the China property bubble debate,
FX Daily
Focus will continue on developments in Ukraine where turmoil has spread andturned more deadly over the weekend. Markets in both the UK and Japan areclosed for bank holidays today.
Australian Markets Weekly – RBA forecasts and policy focus this week
The RBA Board meeting, quarterly Statement on Monetary Policy and employment and retail sales data the highlights this week. RBA will revise down their near term inflation forecasts after a friendly Q1 report.