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29 May 2018

Markets: Its politics all the way – Danske Bank

The upcoming summit between the US and North Korea still looks to be on the cards, according to analysts at Danske Bank.

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“Apparently, US and North Korean officials are set to meet before 12 June to plan the summit. In addition, Japan's Prime Minister Abe is set to meet US President Trump before the summit to discuss North Korea.”

“Economic data releases published in Japan overnight matched expectations. The Japanese unemployment rate was unchanged at 2.5%.”

“Italy remains in focus in financial markets and in particular the European fixed income market. Italian bond yields continued to surge yesterday and the Italian equity market lost more than 2%. Finally, some spillover to EUR/USD was likely part of the reason for the pair's decline towards the 1.16 level.”

“In Turkey, TRY found support yesterday after the central bank announced a simplification of the monetary policy by moving the previous main policy rate (one-week repo rate) up to the late liquidity window rate (LLWR), which has served as the de facto policy rate over the past half year.”

“The price of Brent crude has stabilised after two days of steep drops. It is now trading around the USD75-76/bbl level. While the sell-off on Friday was due to a stronger supply outlook, the price decline yesterday was likely more due to sour risk sentiment in equity markets and the rise in the US dollar.”

 

May 29, 2018

FOMC: Dovish shift? – Nordea Markets

Analysts at Nordea Markets suggest that while we can read the Fed’s tolerance towards overshooting on inflation as dovish news, the primary reason beh
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May 29, 2018

GBP/USD sticking to lows as the UK wraps up a long weekend

The GBP/USD is trading just above the 1.3300 level ahead of a Tuesday London session that sees the UK institutions back from a long weekend. The Lond
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