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Has the Market Carried the Fed's Water?
The USD is trading with a bit of heavier bias against most of the major currencies as the focus turns to today's FOMC meeting, where a clear consensus has emerged in favor of faster tapering and a dot... 
Via Talk Markets
China’s Economic Policies For 2022 - Stability Is The Key
China held an important meeting last week, setting the direction for economic policy in 2022. Stability is the key. 
Via Talk Markets
Can Dollar Bears Resist the Fed? Can Yuan Bulls Shrug-Off the PBOC?
US yields and the dollar softened after the release of the November CPI figures before the weekend. The data were in line with expectations showing the headline rate accelerated to 6.8% and the core... 
Via Talk Markets
Markets Calmer, Awaiting Fresh Incentives
The capital markets are calmer today, and the fear that was evident at the end of last week remains mostly scar tissue. Led by gains in Japan, China, Australia, New Zealand, and India, the MSCI Asia... 
Via Talk Markets
Aussie Slumps Below $0.7000 And The Loonie Can't Sustain Upticks
The US dollar rose to new highs for the year last week against sterling, the Australian dollar, the New Zealand dollar, and the Norwegian krone. In late November, the greenback recorded the high for... 
Via Talk Markets
December Monthly - 2021
The pandemic is still with us as the year winds down and has not yet become endemic, like the seasonal flu. Whatever herd immunity is, it has not been achieved. 
Via Talk Markets
Sentiment Remains Fragile
The fire that burnt through the capital markets before the weekend, triggered by the new COVID mutation, burned itself out in the Asian Pacific equity trading earlier today. 
Via Talk Markets
Turkey Gets A Reprieve Before Thanksgiving, But Capital Strike May Not Be Over
The dramatic collapse of the Turkish lira was like an accident one could not help look at, but it was not an accident, but the result of a disregard for the exchange rate and compromised institutions. 
Via Talk Markets
COVID Surge Compounds Monetary Divergence
Strong US consumption and production figures kept the greenback well supported last week on the heels of the jump in CPI to 6.2%. Meanwhile, the surge of COVID cases in Europe underscores the... 
Via Talk Markets
Biden-Xi "Summit" Leaves Markets Unmolested, While Bailey Continues To Blame Investors For Misunderstanding Him
The much-heralded Biden-Xi meeting left little impression on the capital markets. Equities in the region were mixed, and China's main markets fell, alongside Australia, South Korea, and India. 
Via Talk Markets
The Greenback Slips At The Start The New Week
Benchmark 10-year yields are 1-2 bp lower, which puts the Treasury yield near 1.55%. The European periphery is outperforming the core. The dollar is soft. The Scandis and Antipodeans lead the move,... 
Via Talk Markets
CPI Shocker Lifted the Greenback
The dollar rallied, and new highs for the year were recorded against the euro and sterling. The dovish tapering announcement by the Fed on Nov. 3, was completely unwound as the Dec. 2022 Fed funds... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Analyst Ratings For CyberArk Software
Analysts have provided the following ratings for CyberArk Software (NASDAQ:CYB... 
Via Benzinga
And The Dollar Bounces Back, While BOE Is In Focus
The Federal Reserve announced tapering and, like the Reserve Bank of Australia earlier in the week, did not validate expectations for an aggressive rate hike. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
What Might It Take For The Fed To Deliver A Hawkish Tapering Announcement?
With the FOMC's decision several hours away, the dollar is trading lower against nearly all the major currencies. The Antipodeans and Norwegian krone are leading. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
RBA Jettisons Yield Curve Control But Continues To Resist Market Pressure
The third record close of the S&P 500 failed to lift Asia Pacific and European shares today. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy Stocks
Exposures Interest Rates US Equities
November Monthly
Three main forces are shaping the business and investment climate: Surging energy prices, a dramatic backing up of short-term interest rates in Anglo-American countries, and the persistence of supply... 
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Greenback has Legs Ahead of the Fed and Jobs
The US dollar turned in a mixed performance last week but ended on a solid note. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Rate Adjustment Continues And The Greenback Pares The Week's Losses
Via Talk Markets
Expert Ratings For CyberArk Software
Analysts have provided the following ratings for CyberArk Software (NASDAQ:CYB... 
Via Benzinga
Today's Big Events Still Lie Ahead
The day’s big events lie ahead: the UK’s budget, the Bank of Canada, and the central bank of Brazil meetings. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Strong Earnings And Easing Of (Some) Political Tensions Bolster Sentiment
Helped by new record highs in the S&P 500 and Dow Industrials, constructive earnings, and an easing of political tensions, risk appetites are robust today. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Market: Big Week Begins Slowly
The global capital markets give little indication of the important economic and earnings data that lie ahead this week. There is an eerie calm. Equities in Asia were mixed. 
Via Talk Markets
Are The Technicals Anticipating A Soft US GDP Report?
Rising yields and record highs in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq failed to lift the dollar. Indeed, the greenback fell against all the major currencies, even the Japanese yen, against which it had reached new... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
The Euro And Sterling Remain Within Tuesday's Ranges
A new record high in the S&P 500 yesterday and news that Evergrande had made an interest rate payment failed to lift most Asia Pacific bourses, though Japan and Hong Kong, among the large markets,... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Markets Turn Cautious
After a couple of sessions of taking on more risk, investors are taking a break today. Equities are mostly lower today after the S&P 500's six-day advance took it almost to its record high, while the... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Consolidative Session As Markets Await Fresh Incentives
The markets lack a clear direction today and await fresh incentives. After gaining almost 1% yesterday, the MSCI Asia Pacific Index slipped. 
Via Talk Markets
Dollar Slumps
While equities and bonds are firmer, it is the dollar's sell-off that stands out today. The greenback has retreated broadly. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
The Jump In Rates Does Little For Sterling, The Canadian Dollar, And The New Zealand Dollar
Weak growth impulses from China and a continued rise in energy prices greets the new week. Equities are struggling. Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan fell in Asia Pacific activity. 
Via Talk Markets
The Market Likes The Dollar And The Loonie Even More
US rates and the dollar hardly responded to the disappointing jobs report. The 194k rise in the nonfarm payrolls was the least this year, but of course, it is subject to revisions the way the August... 
Via Talk Markets
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