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Updated Oct 13, 2011 3:55:00 PM
AUD/USD has experienced an outsized rebound as markets were caught extremely short of risk following last weekend's pledge by German and French leaders to deliver a comprehensive solution to the Eurozone debt crisis. Whether or not they can actually come up with a credible plan remains to be seen, but regardless we think the global growth outlook is continuing to slow and that ultimately risk assets should move lower again. Our preference is to sell [...] Continue Reading ...
Updated May 31, 2012 3:00:00 PM
Summary Outlook: On Friday, June 1 at 0830ET/1330GMT the US is forecast to report a change in non-farm payrolls (NFP) of +150K (prior +115K; range +225/+75K), a change in private payrolls of +160K (prior +130K; range +190K/+80K) and a steady unemployment rate of 8.1% (range 8.2/8.0%), according to Bloomberg market surveys. Recent employment data has been relatively mixed, however it broadly suggests continued softness in the labor market. While weekly initial jobless claims rose [...] Continue Reading ...
Updated Oct 27, 2010 8:00:00 AM
Yesterday’s large currency moves are extremely significant for the FX market. Sterling has been one of the weakest currencies in recent months, but yesterday’s reversal has seen sterling make a significant low, especially against strong currencies like the euro, the Aussie and the CHF. In contrast, the Aussie dollar , which has been one of the strongest currencies, may have formed a temporary top and is coming under pressure on a broad-based basis. [...] Continue Reading ...
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