Market participants will return with caution this week. Following the rout in speculative assets from shares to emerging markets to Yen crosses, there is an understandable tension amongst investors. In this environment troubling news in trade wars, Chinese growth, Euro-area stability or any number of key themes can readily find traction.
New Zealand Dollar Forecast - New Zealand Dollar May Look Past CPI, Focus on Stocks, USD & Fed
Any signs that the Fed could remain hawkish despite the global stock selloff could reignite USD at the expense of NZD, this may overshadow gains on an upbeat local CPI data.
Japanese Yen Forecast – Speculation for Above-Neutral Fed Rate to Curb USD/JPY Weakness
Fresh developments coming out of the U.S. economy may curb the recent selloff in USD/JPY as Federal Reserve officials see a risk for above-neutral interest rates.
Oil Forecast – Oil Demand Forecasts Cut After Risk Rout Leads to Worst Week Since May
After trading to four year highs to open the month, Crude has come off the highs along with risk sentiment, but you crude appears to have fundamental support that could keep bulls confident.
British Pound Forecast – Heightened Risk Doesn't Reward Position-Taking This Week
It may be uncomfortable but sitting on the fence is the best place to be ahead of next week’s Brexit updates and EU Summit
US Dollar Forecast – US Dollar May Find Renewed Strength in FOMC Meeting Minutes
The US Dollar may find renewed strength after last week’s confounding drop as minutes from September’s FOMC meeting signal officials’ intent to press on with rate hikes
Euro Forecast - Calendar has a Downgraded Role in Current Environment
One thing is for certain about last week: the Euro wasn’t at the center of attention, it was a mere bystander along for the ride. The coming week won’t be all that different, as the economic calendar doesn’t offer much by way of significant data that could distract attention from stresses in financial markets across the globe.
Gold Forecast - Gold Price Outlook Finally Impacted by Safe Haven Demand
Gold was the beneficiary of safe haven demand this week after the Dow lost over 1,300 points in just two days.
Australian Dollar Forecast – Australian Dollar Held Up Last Week, May Not Do So Again
The Australian Dollar held up quite well to the intensification of one or two factors which have stymied it this year. Don’t rely on that continuing
Chinese Yuan Forecast: Yuan May Extend Loss on China’s Q3 GDP, Eyes on PBOC for Reference
China’s weak economic growth could add more bearish momentum to the Yuan; at the same time, Chinese regulators may try to avoid extreme volatility.
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