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Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

U.S. Review A Mostly Disappointing Week for Economic Data

USD/JPY key support broken. A lurking SEK reaction?

EURUSD: Basically all intraday initiatives fails (spikes on both sides)and yesterday were no exception trying lower but

FI Eye-Opener: Rates keep falling on my head

Souring risk sentiment sunk equity markets and supported government bonds. Smaller than expected increase in US consumer spending,

AUD/NZD resuming its bear trend. Bonds in demand

EURUSD: The attempt to rise above the 1.3644 resistance was sooncaptured and the market thereafter returning back into itsprior range.

FI Eye-Opener: Forget Q1 – US economy doing much better already

Bonds rallied on both sides of the Atlantic, but especially in Germany, while more bull-flattening was seen.

Continued AUD, SEK & ZAR weakness

EURUSD: For the fourth consecutive day the market ended basicallyunchanged but with intraday spikes on both sides.

FI Eye-Opener: Bulls not gone to holiday yet

German bond yields ended yesterday with very limited moves, but US bonds rallied towards the evening despite positive economic data,

Imminent AUD peak? Looking to buy $/SEK & NOK

EURUSD: Bear triangle still at play. As previously outlined more meandering is expected duringthe beginning of the week.

FI Eye-Opener: US and Euro-zone PMIs move in opposite directions

German bond yields fell and the curve bull-flattened yesterday, as Euro-zone PMIs disappointed. Longer US yields, however, ended the day higher, as US data looked much better.

EUR/SEK & EUR/NOK should both be bought on dips

EURUSD: Thursday’s peak at 1.3644 (basically 78.6% of the precedingdecline) has raised confidence for

FI Eye-Opener: Good news from China

German bond yields edged higher on Friday, while longer US yields ended the day slightly down.

Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

U.S. Review Inflationary Pressures Mounting, But Fed Holds Tight