Daily outlook for EUR/SEK: Danske Bank
Feb 18, 2015 07:11 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Danske Bank: -The Riksbanks ambition to fight deflation should not be underestimated. We therefore mainly see upside risks in EUR/SEK over the coming months, with the focus on inflation and inflation...
Daily outlook for US rates market: Danske Bank
Feb 18, 2015 07:09 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Danske Bank: -In the US, yields continue to move. While some of the move in yesterdays session was probably driven by speculation Greeces government may seek an extension of its loan agreement, the key driver...
Feb 18, 2015 07:07 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Danske Bank: -In the UK the focus is on the ILO unemployment rate and the weekly earnings figures, which have been rising in recent months. In our view, future wage growth will be a key determinant of when the...
Daily outlook for GBP: Lloyds Bank
Feb 18, 2015 07:05 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Lloyds Bank: -Today focus will shift to the UK labour market data, with the minutes likely to be seen as obsolete following last weeks QIR. With the unemployment rate and the wage data expected to be unchanged...
Daily outlook for EUR/USD: Lloyds Bank
Feb 18, 2015 07:04 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Lloyds Bank: -EUR/USD recovered from the lows yesterday despite Greek headlines suggesting an agreement is some way off with both sides refusing to back down. The resilience of the EUR perhaps highlights that...
Outlook for EUR/CZK: Danske Bank
Feb 18, 2015 07:02 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Danske Bank: -The very low inflation in January and the disappointing Q4 GDP will put pressure on the Czech National Bank to consider lifting the floor. We do not expect the CNB to do that any time soon, but...
Czech GDP in 2015 likely to be supported by stronger external demand: Danske Bank
Feb 18, 2015 07:01 am UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Danske Bank: -Czech preliminary Q4 2014 GDP showed 1.3% y/y growth, which was much weaker than expected (consensus 1.9% y/y) and lower versus 2.4% y/y in Q3 14. We forecast GDP at 2.5 % y/y for 2015 and 3.1%...
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