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The Case For Reflation - What It Means And What To Watch   By Danske Markets - Nov 20, 2016

We see a case for reflation in the US but less so in the euro area.We expect US reflation to lead to a further rise in equities, higher bond yields and a stronger USD over the next six months. To read...

From Reflation To Trumpflation   By Danske Markets - Nov 18, 2016

Since our last issue of Yield Forecast Update, we have seen a pronounced rise in yields both in Europe and in the US and we have seen a clear steepening of the curve 2Y10Y and 5Y10Y. However, it is...

Danske Daily - 18 November 2016   By Danske Markets - Nov 18, 2016

There are no significant key economic data releases due today, but there are speeches expected from the ECB's Mario Draghi and Bundesbank's Jens Weidmann as well as several speeches from the Fed's...

Reading The Markets Sweden   By Danske Markets - Nov 18, 2016

How steep can SEK yield curves get?Keep an eye on price expectations in the NIER survey To read the entire report Please click on the pdf File Below

Rise In USD/CNY Reflects Stronger USD - More To Come   By Danske Markets - Nov 18, 2016

The rise in USD/CNY mainly reflects a stronger USD. The CNY basket is broadly unchanged lately. However, we expect a further rise in USD/CNY to 7.3 in 12M. The move will be a red flag for Donald Trump...

Danske Daily - 17 November 2016   By Danske Markets - Nov 17, 2016

US CPI data for October is due out at 14:30. In line with consensus, we estimate the core CPI index increased 0.2% m/m in October (2.2% y/y), while we estimate that the headline index increased by...

Trump Rally Set To Extend Near Term, Then Reverse   By Danske Markets - Nov 16, 2016

EUR/USD. We lower our EUR/USD forecasts to 1.05 in 1M (1.09 previously), 1.04 in 3M (1.08), 1.08 in 6M (1.11) and 1.12 in 12M (1.15). Over the next one to three months, we expect the prospect of a...

Danske Daily - 16 November 2016   By Danske Markets - Nov 16, 2016

US October manufacturing production data is due out at 15:15 CET. It will be interesting to see whether the positive signals from the ISM and Markit PMI manufacturing indices will be visible in the...

Danske Daily - 15 November 2016   By Danske Markets - Nov 15, 2016

It is going to be a busy day ahead, with plenty of key economic data. We have Q3 GDP growth data for Norway and Denmark, Swedish and UK CPI inflation data for October, German ZEW expectations, EU and...

Strategy Sweden: Introduction Of K2206   By Danske Markets - Nov 14, 2016

Kommuninvest will start introducing a new loan on November 15 (depending on market conditions). The loan matures on 1 June 2022, matching SGB1054.The coupon rate is set to 0.25% and the ISIN code is...

Danske Daily - 14 November 2016   By Danske Markets - Nov 14, 2016

Today is a very quiet day in terms of data releases. The most important event will be the speech from the ECB's Mario Draghi, due at 16:00 CET in Rome. We wrote about the ECB's Headaches recently (28...

Trump In The White House - Market Implications   By Danske Markets - Nov 13, 2016

Donald Trump will have a strong mandate to implement his policy agenda after his sweeping victory.Large infrastructure spending and tax cuts in the US are in the pipeline. Fixed income markets are set...

GBP: Trump Win Triggers Repricing Of Brexit Risk Premium   By Danske Markets - Nov 13, 2016

GBP has rallied significantly since Trump won the US presidential election. A closer economic relationship between the UK and US in the future justifies a lower Brexit risk premium priced on GBP.We...

Markets Looking For News On Trump Administration   By Danske Markets - Nov 13, 2016

Market movers ahead Next week, the primary focus will remain on the Donald Trump win and any news on what to expect from the new Trump administration next year. Following the initial sell-off in...

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