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2 Mar 2015

RBA could stay put tomorrow – TDS

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - Strategist Jacqui Douglas at TD Securities believes the RBA will remain on hold in tomorrow’s meeting.

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“The market is divided between the bank cutting or not cutting, with current Bloomberg consensus showing 18 analysts calling for unchanged rates, and 11 calling for a 25bps cut”.

“We expect the RBA will keep rates on hold next week, even after one weak employment report and the highly volatile first estimate for 2015/16 capex intentions, preferring to assess the data flow over the following months, but acknowledge that the March Board meeting is now live”.

Mar 2, 2015

Session Recap: EUR recovers on CPI figures

The single currency is recovering the 1.1230 handle after bottoming out around 1.1160 on Monday. The current bull run is bolstered by the higher-than-expected CPI figures in the euro area during...

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Mar 2, 2015

PBoC’s USD/CNY fix working against its intention of lower rates – Danske

Flemming Nielsen, Senior Analyst at Danske Bank, comments that PBoC’s intervention in FX space to maintain the USD/CNY trading bank is pulling out liquidity from interbank market, which in turn is working against the central banks intention for lower interest rates.

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