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• June 23rd: The date of Britain’s fate UK Prime Minister Cameron struck a deal with his European counterparts on Friday to alter the terms of the UK’s membership in the EU. The...
Market BriefThe pound sterling fell the most against the US dollar as Brexit discussions took the front stage over the weekend. Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, took the opposite line to that of David...
Global equities are beginning the last week of February on a firm note. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose 0.75%, with China's markets gaining more than 2%, leading the way. European shares have...
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Boris Johnson advocating that Britain leaves the EU doesn’t necessarily strengthening the case for that side but the effect is definitely most visible in the FX space. Sterling has shed 1.5%...
The main event this week is the G20 meeting in Shanghai. We expect a string of US economic data releases during the week and we kick off with the Manufacturing PMI today.There is also plenty of data...
The latest IMM data covers the week from 09 February to 16 February 2016To read the entire report Please click on the pdf File Below
It had long been suggested that the flamboyant and influential Mayor of London, Mr Boris Johnson, had doubts over Britain’s continued commitment to the European Union project.Over the weekend,...
Caught in the middleLast week was the first real positive trading week of 2016 for all developed markets. However, Friday’s ‘moderation’ and oil’s ‘reversal’ leaves...
BoJo says Go, Pound says NoAnd so we have it, June 23rd will be the day that the UK goes to the polls to vote on its future in or out of the European Union. Despite a positive reaction on Friday night...
Volatility has been front and center in 2016, with equity markets rebounding in the past week, sending yields higher and precious metals lower. The recession fears that knocked equities sharply lower...
Sterling opens the week broadly lower as prime minister David Cameron finally announced to hold the EU referendum on June 23. Pro-Europeans argued that a "yes" to Brexit would rock the EUR and trigger...
Risk Rebound Might Be Ending, Sterling to be Pressured on EU Referendum AnnouncementGlobal stock markets rebounded last week as expected, together with crude oil. DJIA rose to as high as 16511.84...
Markets stabilized some last week, stocks large, small, emerging and foreign finding a bid. Short covering for sure, but maybe some real buying too; there are a lot more cheap stocks around right now...
In good times, Silicon Valley is the kind of place we all fantasize about: Shiny new buildings full of genius techies rollerblading down the halls, eating free gourmet food and growing richer with...
USThe start of the week will see data on the housing sector, with releases for existing and new home sales. We expect existing home sales at 5.13M (-6.0%m/m) and new home sales at 515K (-5.3%m/m)....