FxWirePro: Our long call in Franc under threat (call review)
Oct 21, 2016 13:38 pm UTC| Commentary
Our long call in the franc is probably our longest active call which has continuously eluded target and remains far from the stop loss. However, during this period, it has never been threatened, until now. In December last...

Oil markets stall downside on Russian oil minister's comments
Oct 21, 2016 13:36 pm UTC| Commentary
Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak is scheduled to meet his Saudi Arabian counterpart Khalid al-Falih this weekend to discuss coordination of possible actions on the global oil market. Novak was on the wires earlier...
FxWirePro: Keep riding the euro (call review)
Oct 21, 2016 13:10 pm UTC| Commentary
In July, we suggested going short on theeuro and that is largely due to the UK referendum. While, it was well expected that the pound would bleed, which it did, we though the euro is in for bleeding too. A theory that we...
Canadian bonds gain on weak CPI, retail sales
Oct 21, 2016 13:02 pm UTC| Commentary
The Canadian government bonds gained Friday after recent economic data showed that the countrys September consumer inflation rose lower than market expectations. Also, weaker-than-expected retail sales drove investors...
Australia’s real GDP growth likely to slow to 2.5 pct by 2018, says Scotiabank
Oct 21, 2016 12:51 pm UTC| Commentary
Australias economy is likely to stay as the most rapidly expanding major advanced economy in 2018, according to Scotiabank. In spite of its strong performance, Australia is expected to witness negative impact of low...
U.S. Government bonds trade mixed on disparate economic data
Oct 21, 2016 12:37 pm UTC| Commentary
The U.S. Treasuries saw mixed performance Friday following stronger than expected results from Philadelphia Fed manufacturing and existing home sales releases, contrasted by a rebound in jobless claims back towards the...
Brazil’s mid-October inflation decelerates to two-year low
Oct 21, 2016 12:34 pm UTC| Commentary
Brazilian mid-month inflation, measure by the IPCA-15 index, eased in October to 0.19 percent. It is lower than Septembers rate of 0.23 percent. The 0.19 percent is the lowest IPCA-15 pace since 2009, when the index was at...