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Danske Daily - 6 April 2017   By Danske Markets - Apr 06, 2017

Market Movers today The ECB minutes from the March meeting will be scrutinised for any hints and discussions within the Governing Council of the ECB contemplating hiking rates before a termination of...

Status-Quo After The 2017 Parliamentary Election?   By Danske Markets - Apr 06, 2017

Another grand centre-left-right coalition between CDU/CSU and SPD currently still seems to be the most likely outcome after the election, although centrist coalitions of Greens, FDP and either SPD or...

Quantitative Tightening Is Moving Closer   By Danske Markets - Apr 06, 2017

In terms of the economic development there was not much new in the FOMC minutes, as the FOMC members have already been quite outspoken since the meeting.However, as Yellen said at the press conference...

Emmanuel Macron Remains Favourite After 2Nd TV Debate   By Danske Markets - Apr 05, 2017

Yesterday's second TV debate again saw Emmanuel Macron as one of the candidates with the most convincing performance. Although Emmanuel Macron remains the favourite to win the second round run-off on...

China Leading Indicators - More Signs Of A Peak In Q1   By Danske Markets - Apr 04, 2017

A range of leading indicators for China point to slowing growth ahead led by a fading boost from infrastructure, slower housing later in '17 and a peak in our export model. The credit impulse is...

Danske Daily - 4 April 2017   By Danske Markets - Apr 04, 2017

Market movers today The calendar is relatively empty today with US core capital goods being the only US key number. However, the busy Fed week continues with Daniel K. Tarullo speaking. In...

Weather Conditions To Impact Jobs Report For March   By Danske Markets - Apr 04, 2017

We estimate non-farm payrolls increased by 160,000 in March, a bit below the consensus estimate of 175,000.We estimate the unemployment remained at 4.7% and average hourly earnings increased 0.2% m/m,...

FX Strategy: EUR/USD - Unplug And Recharge!   By Danske Markets - Apr 04, 2017

What's new? In Why EUR/USD should fall near term and rally medium term ,13 February, we discussed what we saw as the key EUR/USD positive/negative factors for the year ahead. As our belief in the...

What Does The Swedish Wage Deal Tell US?   By Danske Markets - Apr 03, 2017

True inflation expectations lower than statedNominal wages are affected too Don't count on much wage drift Powerful headwind for the Riksbank To read the entire report Please click on the pdf File...

Danske Daily - 3 April 2017   By Danske Markets - Apr 03, 2017

Market movers today Today, ISM manufacturing for March is due out in the US. ISM manufacturing has soared over the past couple of months, emphasising that there is progress in manufacturing. In the...

Global Reflation Set To Lose Steam   By Danske Markets - Apr 03, 2017

Reflation has been the big theme since November and the driver of most financial markets. However, we believe some of the engines fuelling reflation are set to lose steam over the next three months....

Danske Bank Markets FX Thermometer   By Danske Markets - Apr 03, 2017

Clients remain bullish on the Scandies, both vs EUR and USDClients stick to their newly adopted USD-bearish view SEK and NOK will appreciate on the back of a le Pen victory A majority of our clients...

Weekly Focus Sweden: US Labour Market Report In Focus   By Danske Markets - Apr 02, 2017

Market movers ahead In the US, the key event of next week is Friday's labour market report. We forecast it will show a total of 160,000 new jobs, an unchanged unemployment rate of 4.7% and monthly...

Strategy: On The Road In Brussels   By Danske Markets - Mar 31, 2017

The EU favours a multi-speed Europe - progress will depend on upcoming elections.Italy is the big worry - expect the EU to get tougher on its debt and banking problems. Greece has become a political...

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