Tag Archives: FOMC
US Morning Update
Major Overnight Headlines Spanish Q3 GDP rises 0.1% QoQ, in-line; CPI falls 0.1% YoY, first decline since late 2009
FX Daily Strategist: Europe
Japanese output surge supports the Nikkei……USDJPY to follow Japan’s factory output rebounded in September to its highest level in nearly one-and-a-half years at 5.4% y/y.
FX Daily
Market movers today * The statement from the October FOMC meeting is due for release tonight at 19:00 CET.
Daily FX Wrap and Strategy
A weak AUD/USD and broad-based gains in the greenback have spelled double trouble for the NZD//USD over the past 24 hours. The currency is around 0.8% below levels this time yesterday,
Tapering is on hold, not off – FOMC preview
Tomorrow’s FOMC meeting is not expected to rock the boat. In the post-meeting statement the key issue to keep an eye on is the Fed’s forward guidance on its asset purchases for
FOMC preview: dovish tone and no change in policy
* The weak trend in job growth over the past three months coupled with what appears to be a general loss of momentum in economic activity recently has shifted our expectation for
US Morning Update
Major Overnight Headlines • ECB’s Coeure says Euro Area can put banking system ‘on a sounder footing’, Thomson Reuters
FX Daily Strategist: Europe
The USD heading into the FOMC History has gone against the USD heading into FOMC meetings; the USD has gained ground only once following an FOMC meeting this year.
Global growth outlook unaffected by US political drama
* We have left our global economic growth forecasts unchanged at 2.8% for 2013 and 3.6% for 2014.
Daily FX Wrap and Strategy
Global markets are in a more optimistic mood this morning as signs of progress slowly emerge in US Congress.But while most ‘risk-sensitive’ assets have received a clear boost,
Daily FX Wrap and Strategy
ANZAC outperformance has been the main story of the night, with the NZD and AUD holding firm despite a general strengthening in the greenback.
Minutes: Most saw QE tapering this year
Evidently there was a lengthy debate between those who wanted to wait and those who favored a small reduction in bond purchases in September already.