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Danske Daily - 19 May 2017   By Danske Markets - May 19, 2017

Market movers today Today is another quiet day in terms of data releases. In the afternoon, the euro area consumer confidence indicator for May is due out, which we expect to show a rise to -3.1 from...

Reading The Markets Sweden   By Danske Markets - May 18, 2017

Swedish government bonds (SGBs) are coming back into fashion ahead of the approaching bond-friendly summer.We have reached our profit target in the Buy SGB1052 (2Y) recommendation. Buy SHYP1583...

EUR/SEK Higher Amid Repricing Of Political Risk   By Danske Markets - May 18, 2017

SEK trading weak amid repricing of global political risk - and a soft RiksbankRebalancing needs currently suggest EUR sell and USD buy EUR/SEK is getting dear relative to short-term models To read the...

Take Profit On Long EUR/JPY And Long EUR/USD   By Danske Markets - May 18, 2017

We take profit on two of our FX Top Trades 2017 in EUR/JPY and EUR/USD with a PnL of 2.34% and 3.48%, respectively.We would look to re-enter a bullish position in both pairs if a setback in EUR...

SGBs Back In Fashion In Time For Bond-Friendly Summer   By Danske Markets - May 18, 2017

New research from Danske Bank Markets Trade: Buy SGB1059 and sell SGB1047 in a bond curve flattener @ 94.5bp. P/L: 80bp/105bp. 3M carry: +0.5bp, 3M roll down: -1.7bp. In our note Summertime...

Danske Daily - 18 May 2017   By Danske Markets - May 18, 2017

Market movers today Another quiet day today in terms of data releases but markets will continue to follow the political development in the US after a very bad week for President Trump and his...

OPEC Oil Cut Extension Unlikely To Add Much NOK Support   By Danske Markets - May 18, 2017

We look for Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and non-OPEC supply cuts to be extended, with limited upside impact on oil prices.We expect Brent crude to trade around USD50-54/bl...

Danske Daily - 17 May 2017   By Danske Markets - May 17, 2017

Today is a quiet day in terms of economic data releases. In the UK, the labour market report for March is due. We estimate the unemployment rate (3M average) was unchanged, as there is still no...

Riksbank Comment: Much Ado About Nothing   By Danske Markets - May 16, 2017

The proposed changes - introducing the previous 'policy variable' CPIF as the new target variable (target still 2%) and introducing a 'variation band' - will have no implications for the conduct of...

Danske Daily - 16 May 2017   By Danske Markets - May 16, 2017

Market movers today Today, the Riksbank will present a proposal on target variables and possible intervals (09:30 CET). Overall, it seems likely that the Riskbank will change to target the CPIF but it...

Cyclical Risks Surfacing As Politics Abate   By Danske Markets - May 16, 2017

Global FX markets: With political risks in Europe abating for now, currency market focus could increasingly turn to the global cycle where the risks from a weaker China and Fed determinedness to...

Danske Daily - 15 May 2017   By Danske Markets - May 15, 2017

Market movers today Today is a rather quiet day in terms of data releases (so is the rest of the week actually). In the US, regional PMIs begin to tick in now and we estimate them to have declined...

GDP for Q1 Looks Promising In Scandi Countries   By Danske Markets - May 15, 2017

In Sweden , the week ahead looks slow, at least when browsing the calendar. The only data of any interest is industrial and retail inventory data (Monday at 09:30 CEST), which will be some of the last...

Reading The Markets Sweden   By Danske Markets - May 12, 2017

Soft minutes dominate April inflationEURSEK - a narrowing of the 'monetary policy gap' To read the entire report Please click on the pdf File Below

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