Daily Market Outlook, January 29, 2021 Equity markets remain choppy as the rebound from Wednesday’s sharp decline in the US market faded in late US trading. The US S&P500 index still ended up 1%,...
USD Upside Continues Following Muted FOMC
USD Recovery ContinuesThe recovery in the US Dollar is continuing this week, albeit at a slower pace. With risk sentiment souring slightly in the face of vaccination concerns, the Dollar has attracted...
Daily Market Outlook, January 28, 2021
Daily Market Outlook, January 28, 2021 The US Federal Reserve left policy unchanged yesterday, as widely expected. Chairman Powell continued to push back on speculation that a ‘tapering’ of bond...
How Will The FOMC Impact USD?
Will They Won’t They?The US Federal Reserve meets for its first FOMC review of 2021 today. There has been a great deal of speculation ahead of the meeting as to whether the bank will ease further...
Daily Market Outlook, January 27, 2021
Daily Market Outlook, January 27, 2021 Asian equity markets are mixed this morning. The US Senate voted to go ahead with former President Trump’s impeachment trial yesterday, but 45 Republicans voted...
Daily Market Outlook, January 26, 2021
Daily Market Outlook, January 26, 2021 Asian equity markets are down this morning reflecting concerns about whether President Biden’s fiscal stimulus package will be able to pass through Congress....
The Investment Bank Outlook 25-01-2021
RBC Capital Markets Week ahead: This week features the FOMC meeting (seeUSD) and the WEF. In terms of the economic data schedule,fourth quarter GDP reports from the US, South Korea,Germany and France...
The Friday Forex Takeaway - Episode 66
Key Points From This WeekJoe Biden Sworn InThe democrat leader was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States this week. Biden used the event to call for unity in the face of growing...
Daily Market Outlook, January 22, 2021
Daily Market Outlook, January 22, 2021 Most Asian equity markets are lower this morning. Northern Ireland has announced an extension of its lockdown until 4th March. PM Johnson said it was too early...
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