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Kiwi Sell-Off May Not Last
New Zealand's RBNZ joined the global shift away from tightening, saying its next move is more likely to be a cut, sending the kiwi dollar tumbling over 100 pips.
Yield Curve Inversion Induces Flows To Safe Havens
Fresh data suggesting the global slowdown may be intensifying, caused a widely watched bond-market indicator to flash its first recession warning since 2007 on Friday.
Fed Slashed Forecast And Dot Plot, Dollar Could Fall Further
Fed left rates unchanged as expected but surprised the market by cutting the dot plot from two rates hikes in December of 2018 to 0 in 2019.
What To Expect From FOMC Tonight
With US economic data showing a hint of growth, it is unlikely that Fed will lower dot plot as well as economic projections. Powell’s cautious tone could be hawkish to investors.
FOMC’s Forward Guidance May Be Altered Lower
With the sharper-than-expected slowdown in global economic growth and muted inflation pressures, Fed is likely to lower projections during this FOMC.
Theresa May’s Brexit Deal Rejected Once Again Despite Eleventh-hour Change
Last night, UK lawmakers rejected Prime Minister Theresa May’s deal by 391 to 242 votes.
Sterling Rose 400 Pips After Last-Minute Brexit Changes
GBP/JPY rose by 400 pips last night after the report that last-minute changes were made to the withdrawal agreement.
Why Soft US Jobs Data Is Good For Dollar
A Dovish Fed may offer more room for ECB to revisit its policy; short EUR/USD?
Average Hourly Earnings Is Key For NFP Tonight
It is almost widely expected that job growth will be slower this month after an extraordinary boost of 304k in January.
Dovish ECB Sent Euro To 21-Month Low
Yesterday, the ECB left their interest rates unchanged as widely expected. However, it was extremely dovish as it pushed back its first post-crisis interest rate hike to 2020, cut its economic forecasts, and launched a new round of cheap bank loans.
Canadian Dollar At Its Lowest Level In Two Months
Yesterday, Bank of Canada (BoC) announced that it will be keeping its interest rates unchanged at 1.75%. BoC said, “the timings of possible future hikes have become increasingly uncertain.”
What To Expect From RBA Governor Lowe Tomorrow
This morning, RBA announced that they will be keeping their interest rates unchanged at 1.50%.
China’s NPC May Boost Aussie And Kiwi
With China rediscovering its appetite for stimulus, the Federal Reserve promising to be patient on rates and the optimism surrounding trade talks, Aussie dollar have a good reason to start shaking off February’s lethargy.
Trump - Kim Summit Collapses
There is no breakthrough as Trump and Kim Jong Un left the summit without an agreement between the two leaders.
Be Prepared For A No-Deal Brexit
Prime Minister May might ask for a short, one-off extension to the Brexit deadline, which is likely to be till the end of June.
More Downside For Dollar From US GDP And Fed
A much anticipated read on US fourth-quarter economic activity which is broadly expected to disappoint was delayed previously due to the government shutdown.
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