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Donald Trump's marginal lead in opinion polls and strong US data should keep the dollar bid until Friday
The proximity to the US election can favour more deleveraging in FX, raising risks that less liquid currencies will face the pressure reserved for Trump-risk proxies. The US macro calendar picks up with September job opening data today. Reversing the August jump is a necessary, but perhaps not a sufficient condition to temper the dollar momentum
Growth figures for 3Q are published in the US and eurozone today. German CPI is also expected to have re-accelerated, but the impact on the euro may be limited. In the UK, Chancellor Reeves announces her long-debated budget. Sterling is pricing in no risk premium, suggesting downside risks, but our baseline is a cautious budget and limited market impact
Financial markets have been on a wild ride since the announcement of the UK’s latest budget. Big tax rises are coming, but not as quickly as big spending increases. And the prospect of higher growth has led investors to curtail expectations for Bank of England rate cuts
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By: Frantisek Taborsky, Chris Turner, Francesco Pesole
The US election result will get mixed up with central bank announcements this week
By: Francesco Pesole, Frantisek Taborsky, Chris Turner
Image Source: Unsplash Markets are seemingly scaling back some Trump trades, and we suspect the next two days can see some abnormal swings
Our guide to Thursday's Bank of England meeting
By: James Smith, Chris Turner, Michiel Tukker ING Economics
Last week's budget has made life more complicated for the Bank of England. A rate cut is all but certain, but the combination of extra
By: Chris Turner, Frantisek Taborsky, Francesco Pesole
Within 24 hours we may or may not know the identity of the 47th president of the United States. FX options markets have priced in a respectful level of exceptionally high volatility over the coming week. Results should start to come in around 03/0400 CET tomorrow morning. Only a Red Sweep outcome can probably add to the dollar’s upside.
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