Jun 08, 2015 18:30 pm UTC| Commentary
BofA Merrill Lynch notes:The year-to-date silver consolidation is nearing its conclusion. Get ready for one last "(e" leg up, which should not break the May-18 high at 17.79.We will look to sell that rally for a resumption...
Japan unemployment down to its lowest since the introduction of Abenomics
Jun 08, 2015 18:19 pm UTC| Commentary
The unemployment rate for April was 3.3%, down 0.2ppt from March and the lowest level since April 1997 (3.2%). Not only has unemployment dropped to its lowest since the introduction of Abenomics, it has returned to levels...
Outlook for USD/PHP - Get bullish
Jun 08, 2015 17:52 pm UTC| Commentary
BofA Merrill Lynch says:Get bullish USD/PHP, pair is resuming its long-term bull trend after a year and a half of range trading.The Friday closing break of Triangle / trend line resistance at 45.00 points to further gains...
Outlook for EUR/USD - Stay bearish
Jun 08, 2015 17:51 pm UTC| Commentary
BofA Merrill Lynch says:Stay bearish EUR/USD, pair remains in a long-term bear trend.Last Thursdays reversal from 1yr trend line resistance at 1.1383 maintains the long-term downtrend for 1.0283/1.0000. Back below the base...
Jun 08, 2015 17:39 pm UTC| Commentary
Evidence says that the selloff in Bunds has passed for now. Bunds yields are topping out and turning near/medium term bullish. Such a change should be construed as bullish for risk assets.Momentum Elliott Wave analysis...
LMCI shows more signs of a pickup in the U.S. jobs environment
Jun 08, 2015 17:20 pm UTC| Commentary
The Federal Reserves Labor Market Conditions Index (LMCI) finally managed to crack the zero mark in May. The index rose 1.3 pts last month, after declining for two consecutive months.Note that Aprils 1.9 pt decline was...
Norges Bank’s likely to cut rates at June meet
Jun 08, 2015 17:07 pm UTC| Commentary
Norway inflation has surprised us on the downside so far this year. As expected last years NOK weakness has lifted imported inflation, but with a drop in domestic inflation from close to 3% at year-end to 2% in April...