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Fixed Income Market Watch: Sweden   By Danske Markets - Jan 13, 2017

A quantitative run through of the Swedish fixed income market, starting with the Riksbank and money markets before moving on to government and covered bonds.To read the entire report Please click on...

EUR/DKK Set To Stay Low As Dn Stays Sidelined On Rates   By Danske Markets - Jan 12, 2017

EUR/DKK is still trading close to Rohde's lower bound - the past three sustained rebounds in EUR/DKK have come after one or more Danish rate cuts.We look for EUR/DKK to stay low and the key policy...

Outlook 2017: Fixed Income Strategy Sweden   By Danske Markets - Jan 12, 2017

Key themes 2017 The Riksbank can afford to be a bit more relaxed. QE extension beyond H1 17 in question. Near-term inflation deviations from Riksbank forecast insignificant - medium-term view...

Danske Daily - 12 January 2017   By Danske Markets - Jan 12, 2017

Market movers today After some quiet days in terms of data releases, we have a busier day today. The most important release, which we look very much forward to, is the release of Swedish CPI inflation...

Sell 1M USD/JPY Straddle, Buy 3M EUR/NOK Put Spread   By Danske Markets - Jan 11, 2017

FX Quant Strategy provides a quantitative overview of the currency market, including several valuation tools and monitors, focusing on the FX options market.This week we recommend two FX option...

Danske Daily - 11 January 2017   By Danske Markets - Jan 11, 2017

Market movers today We have another quiet day today in terms of data releases.The single most important event is President-elect Donald Trump's press conference in New York City, which is expected to...

FX Top Trades 2017: EUR/NOK Trade Update   By Danske Markets - Jan 11, 2017

In FX Top Trades 2017: How to position for the coming year , we recommended positioning for a lower EUR/NOK but highlighted short-term temporary headwinds for the NOK. Specifically, we recommended...

December Inflation Boosted By Travel   By Danske Markets - Jan 10, 2017

New research from Danske Bank MarketsSwedish inflation appears likely to have ended 2016 with a bang. Not only is it likely that December inflation outpaced the Riksbank's forecast slightly but CPIF...

Flash Comment China: PPI surges, CPI inflation Subdued   By Danske Markets - Jan 10, 2017

PPI inflation surges to a new cycle high of 5.5% as higher commodity prices feed through. CPI inflation is still subdued at 2.1%. PPI inflation should peak soon if our forecast of more moderate...

Danske Daily - 10 January 2017   By Danske Markets - Jan 10, 2017

Market movers today While it is a quiet day in terms of global market movers, there are some important data releases in the Scandis. We expect the Danish CPI index rose 0.1% m/m in December (0.6% y/y)...

Sell EUR/USD 3M Forward outright   By Danske Markets - Jan 09, 2017

Technicals and a solid NFP report should support a turn lower in EUR/USD.Fundamentally, growth and rate expectations should support the USD near term. We target a fall in EUR/USD to our 1M forecast at...

Little Change To FX Positioning This Week   By Danske Markets - Jan 09, 2017

The latest IMM data covers the week from 27 December 2016 to the 3 January 2017To read the entire report Please click on the pdf File Below

Danske Daily - 9 January 2017   By Danske Markets - Jan 09, 2017

There are no big market movers today and markets this week will watch for comments from Fed members following the US employment report on Friday that showed the highest wage growth since 2009 (see...

Commodities Staying Afloat In 2017 Amid Wave Of Risk   By Danske Markets - Jan 08, 2017

In general, the supply-demand balance should be supportive for commodity prices in 2017.Easy monetary policy and rising fiscal spending on infrastructure and defence should lift demand, while OPEC,...

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