Forecasts for China, Global Growth Top Fundamental FX Drive This Week |
- Forecasts for China, Global Growth Top Fundamental FX Drive This Week
- Aussie Dollar Selloff May Continue on Jobs Data, Risk Aversion
- A Heavy Calendar Has Chinese Yuan at Risk from Home: GDP, CPI Due
- Dollar to Move from Consolidation to Trend, But What Sparks the Move?
- China GDP and IMF Warnings Set to Revive FX Volatility, Trends
Forecasts for China, Global Growth Top Fundamental FX Drive This Week Posted: 08 Apr 2016 08:54 PM PDT The economic docket will fill out with critical event risk ahead. At the top of the list will be 1Q Chinese GDP along with the IMF's forecasts for growth and financial stability for the world's most important regions. |
Aussie Dollar Selloff May Continue on Jobs Data, Risk Aversion Posted: 08 Apr 2016 08:51 PM PDT The Australian Dollar may continue downward after last week’s losses as a soft jobs report boosts RBA rate cut bets while US economic and earnings news-flow drives risk aversion. |
A Heavy Calendar Has Chinese Yuan at Risk from Home: GDP, CPI Due Posted: 08 Apr 2016 08:43 PM PDT The onshore and offshore Yuan rates moved in opposite directions this past week: the offshore Yuan (CNH) held a bearish position against the US Dollar while the onshore Yuan (CNY) closed slightly higher on Friday. |
Dollar to Move from Consolidation to Trend, But What Sparks the Move? Posted: 08 Apr 2016 08:12 PM PDT The Dollar was little changed this past week – which is an impressive turn of events for the currency considering the previous bouts of painful selling. |
China GDP and IMF Warnings Set to Revive FX Volatility, Trends Posted: 08 Apr 2016 07:53 PM PDT Market developments this past week promise (or threatened depending on your side of the market) both risk and Dollar trends this past week. |
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