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20 Jun 2023

Sterling to benefit if UK inflation data once again surprises on the upside – Commerzbank

On Thursday, the Bank of England (BoE) will decide on its key rate. Economists at Commerzbank analyze how inflation data due out tomorrow could impact the BoE decision and, therefore, the Pound.

Short-term rate speculation might support Sterling

As the inflation data due for publication tomorrow will illustrate, getting inflation under control will be the more pressing problem right now. If the data once again surprises on the upside speculation about a 50 bps rate hike might intensify, which would probably benefit Sterling.

However, we principally remain cautious as the rate expectations for the rest of the year seem excessive and we see the risk of the market having to correct its expectations. Short-term rate speculation might support Sterling, but medium-term we expect Sterling to be weaker.

Jun 20, 2023

USD/CHF Price Analysis: Aims to recapture 0.9000 as Fed Powell’s testimony hogs limelight

The USD/CHF pair is demonstrating back-and-forth action around 0.8980 in the European session. The Swiss Franc asset is looking to recapture the psych

USD/JPY: Sustained advance likely above 142.25 – UOB

Further upside is likely in USD/JPY once the 142.25 level is cleared, comment Economist Lee Sue Ann and Markets Strategist Quek Ser Leang at UOB Group