Tag Archives: ECB

Eye-Opener: Positive Euro-area credit developments but soft inflation, important US wage data

Greek markets rebounded yesterday, with equities up by more than 3%

Super Mario on new adventures

Super Mario (Draghi) struck again last week. At the ECB’s meeting in Frankfurt

The Global Macro Pulse

The USD strengthened across the board. NZD sharply underperformed in G10,

Eye-Opener: Massacre in Greek markets, open-minded Fed, rallying Treasuries

The massacre in Greek markets continued, with equities plunging by

The Global Macro Pulse

SGD plunged 1.3% to 1.3569 against the USD, before stabilizing around 1.3521 post

Eye-Opener: Fed to stay on course, biggest corporate profit in history, USD losing steam

Greek markets continued to take a beating, while it was not

The Global Macro Pulse

EUR was broadly unchanged from its open, staying at 1.1240.

Eye-Opener: Tumbling Greek and Russian markets, limited spillover, rebounding euro

Greek and Russian markets were under pressure yesterday,

My helicopter is bigger than yours

In global liquidity terms, the combination of ECB and BOJ balance sheet expansion won’t

The Global Macro Pulse

EUR weakened in the Asian morning, but recovered from early lows of 1.1098 to 1.1179.

Eye-Opener: Greek vote, new yield lows, eyes on the Fed

Big core bond rally continued in the Euro area (German 10-year yield touching 0.35%),

FX: QEphoric

The 1.12 is HUGE for EURUSD. A post-QE bounce this week possible…ditto the rates.