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12 Feb 2019

USD/JPY to touch 113 by mid–2019 - Westpac

In view of analysts at Westpac, the recent strength in JPY looks to have come primarily as a result of increased concern over the global economy amongst investors, with the Yen’s gains having partly reversed to 110.46 since – coincident to the broad move in market confidence.

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“Ahead, in line with our FOMC call and on the assumption that global growth risks do not intensify, we look for a brief rise in the USD/JPY cross to JPY113 in mid–2019 followed by a reversal to JPY112 end–2019, then JPY106 end–2020.”

Feb 12, 2019

India: CPI inflation to edge higher to 2.40 y/y in January - TDS

Analysts at TD Securities are expecting India’s headline CPI to edge higher to 2.40% y/y in January from an 18-month low of 2.2% y/y in December, rema
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Feb 12, 2019

SEK: Weak enough for now - TDS

According to Ned Rumpeltin, European head of FX strategy at TD Securities, SEK weakness now looks overdone, and no longer appears to be supported by u
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