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It is a little surprising to see EUR/USD trading above 1.08 despite a strong US jobs report for March. Could investors be waiting for Wednesday’s release of March US CPI before taking the dollar on another leg higher? For the week ahead, the US CPI number will dominate. We also have policy rate meetings in the eurozone, Canada and New Zealand
By: Chris Turner
The Hawkeyes end the year as the National runner-ups for the second year in a row
By: James Knightley, Padhraic Garvey, Chris Turner
Elevated inflation and strong activity and jobs numbers have pushed market expectations for the timing of the first interest rate cut to December. We still see an opportunity for a September rate cut. Nonetheless, the Federal Reserve will remain wary and signal that if inflation stays high, so will interest rates
While not yet official, there are strong indications that Japan intervened in the FX market this morning after USD/JPY touched 160.0. If we follow the same script as 22 September 2022, USD/JPY should remain volatile throughout the session before stabilising around 156-157. This week will be busy with FOMC, US payrolls and eurozone inflation
Japan has likely intervened in the FX market, but this has not yet been made official and intervention figures for yesterday should only be published at the end of May. More support to the yen may well be needed as markets still have reasons to push USD/JPY higher. The focus today is on US data and eurozone CPI after slightly above-consensus German figures
The relentless stream of above-expected US inflation data continues. Yesterday it was the turn of the Employment Cost Index to surprise on the upside. Higher US rates have sent one measure of the trade-weighted dollar - the DXY - to the year’s high. The prospect of a hawkish Fed tonight and potentially an equity sell-off will keep the dollar bid today
The shooting took place at the Ramada near the Des Moines International Airport on April 10th
By: James Knightley, Padhraic Garvey, Chris Turner, Jerome Powell
The Federal Reserve left its policy rate unchanged and argued its policy stance is “in a good place”, but officials are concerned about the recent lack of progress on inflation. Rate hikes remain unlikely, but the Fed is prepared to leave interest rates at current levels until that progress is achieved or the jobs market clearly weakens
By: Francesco Pesole, Chris Turner, Padhraic Garvey
The US current account deficit is increasingly funded by flows into US long term debt
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