Daily outlook for GBP: UniCredit
Feb 18, 2015 08:09 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from UniCredit Research: -GBP: Our positive outlook for sterling can benefit from strong UK labor data today (a steady jobless rate, lower claims and higher earnings). In spite lower headline inflation, core CPI is...
Daily outlook for JPY: UniCredit
Feb 18, 2015 08:08 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from UniCredit Research: -JPY: The BoJ refrained from any political changes, but firm US IP and housing data may lift USD-JPY closer to 120, also due to higher US yields and latest remarks by Japanese ministers...
Daily outlook for EUR: UniCredit
Feb 18, 2015 08:07 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from UniCredit Research: -EUR: Yesterday, the euro recovered from earlier losses following the collapse of Greek debt talks, supported to a certain extent by a strong German ZEW index. -Markets remain confident...
Policy rate in Indonesia to remain the same for the remainder of 2015: Societe Generale
Feb 18, 2015 08:06 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Societe Generale Cross Asset Research: -In a global environment of competitive currency depreciation, Indonesia cannot stay isolated. However, the benefits of further rate cuts would be limited. While they...
INR will be one of the best performing Asian currencies in 2015: Danske Bank
Feb 18, 2015 07:58 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Danske Bank: -We believe that INR will be one of the best performing Asian currencies in 2015, albeit it will weaken a bit against USD. The main reasons are (1) a marked improvement in the current account that...
Daily outlook for COP: Commerzbank
Feb 18, 2015 07:52 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Commerzbank Corporates Markets: -COP: The Colombian peso showed the weakest intraregional performance yesterday even as oil ended the day with a marginal better tone. A more dovish stance from the central...
Daily outlook for JPY: Commerzbank
Feb 18, 2015 07:51 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Commerzbank Corporates Markets: -JPY: The BoJ maintains the speed of its QE measures: 80 trillion yen per annum. Nobody seriously expected anything else for today, but analysts disagree on the BoJs medium...
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