Tag Archives: EUR/GBP
FX Market Drivers: Prospects of USD weakening
The US: The Democrats rejected two proposals by the Republicans. The political deadlock continues to cause endless worry for the economists dealing with the financial market.
FX Quant and Positioning Weekly
A mostly ranging FX market awaits political solutions Price based indicators * FX-O-meters: Trends continued to lose strength last week which is hardly surprising as market risk are driven by political events.
Morning FX Market Commentary
No clear direction for the dollar as uncertainty reigns On Friday, there were few eco data to give currency trading a clear direction.
UBS Morning Adviser
Watch The MMMF Flow On October 10th our US Rates Strategy Team highlighted that along with the sovereign reserve manager community,
FX Daily
* The main market driver continues to be the US debt ceiling talks, which are likely to continue to create market volatility until a deal is struck.
Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary
U.S. Review Turn Those Machines Back On! * After the second week of limited economic indicator releases and watching the state of the federal government in suspended animation,
A respite for the US dollar
USD: slightly firmer The DXY dollar index firmed slightly to 80.55 this week, helped by the Democrats and Republicans resuming talks over the US budget.
UBS Morning Adviser
(Canadian) Payrolls Due In the absence of key US data prints, some in the market may want to look up north for clues on overall demand south of the border.
FX Daily
Market movers today *In the US the House is expected either today or Saturday to vote on a bill that will temporarily increase the
FX Market Drivers: CPI in Scandies may be of great importance
The US: Janet Yellen will be the new chairman of the Federal Reserve. A dove (Ben Bernanke) is being followed by an ultra dove (Janet Yellen).
UBS Morning Adviser
Japan Dumps Foreign Bonds Japanese investors were big sellers of overseas fixed income assets last week.At US$23 bn,
FX Daily
Market movers today * President Barack Obama has scheduled meetings with House Republicans in a first sign of easing the logjam.