Tag Archives: EUR/CHF
UBS Morning Adviser
Spread Widening Favours USDJPY US 10y Treasury yields have risen 9.5bp since Friday’s open, setting a new two year high as the countdown to the September FOMC meeting continues.
FX Daily Strategist: US
Eurozone current account strength to support EUR especially on the crosses The improving trend to the eurozone external balance of payments continued this morning as eurozone current account data again showed a strong y/y increase to rise to EUR 26.1 billion.
UBS Morning Adviser
Japan Bond-Buying Accelerates Japanese investors are buying foreign bonds again, and with US 10 yields approaching a multi-year high overnight,
FX Daily
Market movers today • In the euro area the trade balance for June will give insight into whether the end of the recession was driven by growth abroad.
The end game for the Euro/Swiss 1.20 floor
• SNB Vice President Danthine’s comments highlight the risk of a policy exit from the 1.20 EUR/CHF floor in H1 2015.
FX Daily
Market movers today • Today we get a lot of US data. The two early releases of regional PMIs for August – Empire and Philly Fed
UBS Morning Adviser
MOVE-ing Against Decay For all the talk of fiscal risk, Eurozone instability and the perils of policy normalisation, it has been an awfully quiet summer.
FX Daily Strategist: US
US retail sales breaks the data lull Our economists expect a modest 0.2% rise in today’s July retail sales print after June’s 0.4% gains, and look for sales excluding gasoline,
US Morning Update
Major Overnight Headlines • French and German Q2 GDP data beat expectations at 0.5% and 0.7% respectively; market reaction muted
FX Daily
Market movers today • Today’s release of euro area GDP will probably mark the end of six quarters of recession. Our hard data model suggests a 0.1% q/q increase.
UBS Morning Adviser
Minutes Minutiae Market participants struggling to reconcile the BoE’s policy views with ‘booming’ data (according to several UK papers) will have the opportunity to
FX Daily Strategist: US
US retail sales breaks the data lull Our economists expect a modest 0.2% rise in today’s July retail sales print after June’s 0.4% gains, and look for sales excluding gasoline,