Key economic events and reports of the upcoming week
Monday, December 23, 2019 - Core Durable Goods Orders (MoM) (Nov)(USD), GDP (MoM) (Oct)(CAD), New Home Sales (Nov)(USD).Tuesday, December 24, 2019 - Christmas Eve.Wednesday, December 25, 2019 -...
Mnuchin: “Phase one” Trade Deal will be Signed in January
US Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin said on Thursday that Washington and Beijing would sign the “first phase” of the trade deal in early January, adding that the agreement was fully completed and...
“Too determined” PM Johnson could be Harmful for the Pound
Revised estimate of the UK GDP was slightly higher than the initial print for the third quarter, while trade deficit shrank to the lowest level since 2012, data showed on Friday. The pickup in...
The Friday FX Takeaway - Episode 14
Key Points From This WeekBOE Kept Rates On HoldThe Bank of England meeting drew a lot of attention this week in the wake of the UK General Elections. As expected, the bank kept rates on hold, noting a...
Soybeans: Hard Choice for China Between the US and Brazil
We continue to scrutinise the “Phase one” trade deal between the US and China, in particular the feasibility some of its aspects, in order to understand whether trade deal optimism was premature or...
The Crude Chronicles - Episode 18
Trade Deal & Brexit Optimism Supporting WTIThe CFTC COT report showed that net long positions in crude increased by 67,504 contracts last. The total position in WTI crude now stands at 495,539...
Trade Deal: Who Will Pay For New US Imports?
Under the terms of the “Phase One” trade agreement, China will have to ramp up US imports by $100 billion next year. In relative terms, this amounts to an increase of 54% (compared to...
BOE December Meeting Preview
No Change Expected From Bank Of EnglandPolicymakers at the Bank of England convene tomorrow for the December rate-setting meeting and, following dovish guidance at the last meeting, Sterling is...
BoJ will Abandon Stimulus soon, the Latest Reuters Survey Shows
The Japanese Central Bank will soon be forced to abandon unconventional easing measures as it will soon hit a “speed bump” which is basically the limited size of JGB market in Japan. This is the main...
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