USD/MYR - US Dollar Malaysian Ringgit

The markets are taking a bit of breather today after shedding considerable geopolitical risk. But it's early in the week and lots of data to navigate before the holiday, so don't...

• ByStephen Innes
• •Dec 16, 2019

The Fed offered up a surprising holiday season dovish delight for the market. The flattening of the UST 5Y-30Y curve all week indicated some weight was shifting to 2020 dots...

• ByStephen Innes
• •Dec 12, 2019

UK Election In the race for Number 10, the massively awaited poll from YouGov predicts a majority Tory victory, although the race has tightened considerably.A lot of UK election,...

• ByStephen Innes
• •Dec 11, 2019

Yuan watch USD/CNH rejected the leg higher last week. Technically, one could weave a convincing tale that the weekly candles suggest a limited upside from here. Still, the market...

• ByStephen Innes
• •Dec 09, 2019

Asia markets The PBoC has so far been reluctant to open the monetary taps to a large-scale easing program as concerns over the soaring CPI and a rising macro leverage ratio remain...

• ByStephen Innes
• •Dec 06, 2019

Positive Kick Start to December An optimistic start to December as equity indices gain, government bond futures drop and no news appears to be good news on the trade talk front. As...

• ByStephen Innes
• •Dec 02, 2019

More trade talk optimismThe top trade negotiators from China and the U.S., in a phone call on November 26, reached consensus on solving issues. They agreed to maintain contact on...

• ByStephen Innes
• •Nov 26, 2019

I suspect the truth lies somewhere in the middle.Markets continue to struggle with the headline ping pong around the U.S.-China trade talk commitment. There was both good and bad...

• ByStephen Innes
• •Nov 25, 2019

There are a quite a few ruffled feathers down under this morning as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) refused to play ball with the market, saying “ok boomers” and...

• ByJeffrey Halley
• •Nov 13, 2019