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- China Data Helps to Bolster Risk Sentiment in Early Tuesday Trade
- Dollar Salivating for Euro Troubles or 4Q Earnings to Force Break
- Guest Commentary: S&P Finally Gets It Right - Euro Set to Fall Further in Early Week
- USD/CAD: Trading the Bank of Canada Interest Rate Decision
- Bank Research Consensus Weekly 01.16.12
- US Dollar Drifts Amid Thin Holiday Trade- Investors Shrug Downgrade
- Euro Remains Weak After Downgrades; Credit Flashes Safety
- Euro Rebound To Be Short-Lived, Sterling Weakness To Gather Pace
- Guest Commentary: Oil prices Weekly Outlook January 16-20
| China Data Helps to Bolster Risk Sentiment in Early Tuesday Trade Posted: 16 Jan 2012 10:21 PM PST Risk correlated assets have been finding some bids on Tuesday with a round of better than expected economic data out of China seen as the primary driver. … |
| Dollar Salivating for Euro Troubles or 4Q Earnings to Force Break Posted: 16 Jan 2012 07:38 PM PST With the global economy slowing, rates fading and financial instability becoming the norm; my medium-term outlook is for a meaningful risk aversion move. Yet, at this point, I would settle for a short-term rally in risk trends. We have lacked any kind of meaningful momentum since before the year began. |
| Guest Commentary: S&P Finally Gets It Right - Euro Set to Fall Further in Early Week Posted: 16 Jan 2012 06:00 PM PST The S&P downgrades which hit nine European nations late on Friday marked a significant departure from recent S&P activities, mostly notably its historic downgrade of the US credit rating back in August. |
| USD/CAD: Trading the Bank of Canada Interest Rate Decision Posted: 16 Jan 2012 01:00 PM PST Although the Bank of Canada is widely anticipated to keep the benchmark interest rate at 1.00%, the policy statement is expected to shake up the currency market as market participants weigh the prospects for future policy. |
| Bank Research Consensus Weekly 01.16.12 Posted: 16 Jan 2012 09:00 AM PST As expected, the ECB decided not to touch interest rates at its meeting during the week. This makes a lot of sense in our eyes. The eurozone may be in recession, but it is only a mild one and should prove short-lived. Compared to 2009, it is more of a slowdown than anything, and interest rates are already low enough to help stimulate both consumption and investment. Keeping something in reserve in case the crisis escalates further seems like a good idea. The ECB's “non-standard measures” have also had an extraordinarily positive impact on the euro crisis. The 3Y liquidity tender in December was well-received and has brought down yields on Italian and Spanish government paper used as collateral at the ECB. A further tender is planned for 29 February and is also likely to prove popular. We expect the ECB to continue to favour non-standard measures and keep the benchmark rate at 1%. John Hydeskov, Chief Analyst, Danske Bank |
| US Dollar Drifts Amid Thin Holiday Trade- Investors Shrug Downgrade Posted: 16 Jan 2012 08:15 AM PST The Dow Jones FXCM Dollar Index is softer ahead of the European close as markets take a respite from Friday's downgrade sell-off. The greenback remains poised however with the index holding above key psychological support. |
| Euro Remains Weak After Downgrades; Credit Flashes Safety Posted: 16 Jan 2012 06:45 AM PST Standard and Poor’s downgrades weigh heavily on market sentiment, despite lack of sell-off, as market participants showed signs of rotating capital back into safer investments on Monday. The U.S. Dollar was mixed, with the Euro underperforming its counterparts once again. |
| Euro Rebound To Be Short-Lived, Sterling Weakness To Gather Pace Posted: 16 Jan 2012 06:30 AM PST Market sentiment firmed up during the holiday trade as European policy makers increased their pledge to address the sovereign debt crisis, but the heightening risk for contagion may continue to bear down on investor confidence as the fundamental outlook for the euro-area turns increasingly bleak. |
| Guest Commentary: Oil prices Weekly Outlook January 16-20 Posted: 16 Jan 2012 06:14 AM PST Oil prices didn't do much during last week after they had sharply inclined in the first week of the year. |
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