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Super Week Ahead: BOE, BOJ, FED & NFP

Fawad Razaqzada
July 27, 2018
In reaction to today’s U.S. GDP release, the U.S. dollar eased back slightly after it had staged a bounce the day before. As my colleague Matt Weller reported earlier, the first estimate of second-quarter growth for the world’s largest economy came in at 4.1% annualized, the highest rate since 2014.

Will the great unwind sink gold?

Arkadiusz Sieron
February 5, 2018
The dollar lost more than 3% in 2018 against the euro, while gold jumped above $1,350 per barrel (as of January 25).

Gold sits in the central banks’ claws

Arkadiusz Sieron
January 30, 2018
Central banks remain powerful creatures. Will gold escape from their grip?

Gold rebounds amid concerns over bond, stock markets

Fawad Razaqzada
January 30, 2018
The big moves have occurred in the stock markets with index futures tumbling in overnight trading, before bouncing back slightly. The stock market losses have been triggered by the recent sharp falls in government bond prices, which have helped to push yields higher.

Appetite for risk returns as US Government shutdown ends

Hussein Sayed
January 23, 2018
The rally in Asian equities resumed on Tuesday taking the lead from Wall Street, after the U.S. government shutdown came to an end on Monday.

Daily forex rundown: Euro, yen, Aussie & CAD

Bill Baruch
January 11, 2018

Final week for key macro events before 2018

Fawad Razaqzada
December 19, 2017
As trading winds down ahead of Christmas and New Year, volatility in the financial markets are likely to dwindle over the coming week and a half.

Top five events for trade

Bill Baruch
December 18, 2017

1. The Vote

US tax reform to guide markets ahead of the holidays

December 18, 2017

The USD will finish the week mixed with major pairs.

Sterling remains vulnerable ahead of inflation data

Craig Erlam
November 14, 2017
Chinese data shrugged off as equity markets edge slightly lower; sterling under pressure as pressure on May mounts; central banks event sees Fed, ECB, BoJ and BoE heads join panel discussion; German GDP and inflation data get us off to an underwhelming start.