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7 Sep 2016

Jose Antonio Meade appointed as new Mexico FinMin - RTRS

According to reports crossing the wires via Reuters, Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto named Jose Antonio Meade, former Secretary of Social Development, as his Finance Minister, following the resignation by Luis Videgaray earlier today.

Sep 7, 2016

Fed's Lacker: Case for a rate increase strong in September

Richmond Fed's President Jeffrey M. Lacker is hitting the wires via Reuters, during a testimony on Capitol Hill, where he said that the case...

USD/JPY neutral to bearish perspective - Scotiabank

Eric Theoret, Strategist at Scotiabank, notes that the likelihood of another BoJ disappointment is climbing ahead of the Sept 21 decision, putting ups