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As Washington’s deadline to impose tariffs on China draws near (as per media), markets seem to be in an unease state. China’s finance minister stated that Beijing will “absolutely not” be the one instigating a trade war and levy tariffs. On the ...
On Sunday the 4th of March, Italy is going to hold an election and the outcome is forecasted to be uncertain and fragmented. Mid-February polls suggest that a coalition will be required, as no party is expected to pass the 40% threshold to form a ...
RBNZ is to announce to its interest rate tonight at 20:00 (GMT) and is expected to remain on hold at +1.75%. The market has priced in the probability to remain on hold at 99.88% and the financial data also support the case as the inflation is ...
The US Employment report is due out today at 13:30 (GMT). Non-Farm Payrolls are expected to be at 180k vs previous reading of 146k, the unemployment rate to remain unchanged at 4.1% and average earnings to tick up to +2.6% yoy vs. previous 2.5%. ...
No change is expected in the policy rate from the 30-31 January FOMC meeting. Currently the market seems to have priced in the probability of the FOMC to remain on hold, at 95.0% as implied by the Feds Funds Futures (FFF). Thus market focus is ...
The Brexit rhetoric continued in the UK yesterday, ahead of UK’s Parliament voting. Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon increased the pressure on the UK government to stay in EU single market as she sees growing support for it in the UK. Theresa May’s ...
Media reports suggested that Canadian officials are convinced that the US will leave the NAFTA agreement. The comments cast doubts about prospects on negotiations to modernize NAFTA, which are to have a sixth-round on January 23-28. In the past, ...
The price of WTI climbed to a new 2 year high yesterday and during today’s Asian morning after an unexpected US oil production drop. Specifically, media reported that last week’s US oil production was reduced by about 35M barrels tightening the oil ...
Media reported that the S.Korean government is about to enforce additional countermeasures regarding cryptocurrencies. The measures may include a ban on opening anonymous cryptocurrencies accounts and enable regulatory authorities to shutdown ...
Uncertainty increases about the Brexit and that’s due mainly to two factors. At first, on Wednesday the UK parliament decided that any implementation of Brexit deals in the UK requires parliamentary approval. Despite optimism that the new law should ...
• Mr. Adrian Orr has been named new RBNZ Governor for a term of 5 years. The appointment ended any uncertainty about RBNZ’s new governor and the kiwi reacted positively to the news. Mr. Orr will be governing RBNZ for a transitional period as the ...
Today, the BoC will announce its interest rate decision. The interest rate is expected to remain unchanged, something market pricing seems to agree with, given that the probability for a rate hike at this meeting is currently only 4%, according to ...
Yesterday, OPEC and major non-OPEC producers decided to extent the oil production cuts by 9 months, until the end of 2018, as was widely expected. Nigeria and Libya which were exempt from production cuts, now have been given “soft targets” according ...
• The British pound softened a little yesterday, following some updates regarding the Brexit negotiations and specifically, the issue of the Irish border. Media reports yesterday suggested that Ireland may be ready to call a snap election, following ...