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Danske Daily - 6 November 2015   By Danske Markets - Nov 06, 2015

The October employment report will be released today. Job growth slowed to just below 140,000 on average in September and August, which in our view is below the pace (>150,000) needed for the Fed...

What US Investors Think And How We Differ   By Danske Markets - Nov 06, 2015

US investors expect the Fed to hike and the ECB to enact aggressive easing in December. We expect the ECB to very aggressive in December by cutting rates, expanding QE and providing strong forward...

Reading The Markets Sweden   By Danske Markets - Nov 06, 2015

Arid October inflation?Rotation in our recommendations and in our portfolio allocation for domestic clients. - Redistribute the steepness along the curve beyond 5Y. - All set for a rebound in SEK...

Rates Unchanged, Easing Bias Reiterated   By Danske Markets - Nov 05, 2015

As expected, Norges Bank (NB) left rates unchanged at 0.75% .The statement reiterated the September easing bias but was otherwise very balanced with no clear signals that the bank is planning to cut...

Tap Auction In 4y And 5y Swedish Linkers   By Danske Markets - Nov 05, 2015

Tap auction : SEK500m SGBi3110 (1 June 2019) and SEK500m SGBi3102 (1 Dec 2020).We remain cautious about longer real rates as we said in the latest report (21 October) . We have been recommending BEI...

Danske Daily - 5 November 2015   By Danske Markets - Nov 05, 2015

We expect Norges Bank to leave rates unchanged at today's meeting which includes a rate announcement, a statement release and a Q/A session. We expect Norges Bank to reiterate its September easing...

NOK Flow Update - The Selling Pressure Has Returned   By Danske Markets - Nov 04, 2015

Norges Bank's (NB) FX transactions statistics just released show that foreign banks (proxy for speculative flows) net sold the Norwegian currency for the second consecutive week. While the previous...

All Set For Rebound In SEK Covered Bonds   By Danske Markets - Nov 04, 2015

Buy SWH180 ASW at 55.5bp. P/L: 40bp/67bp. Carry: +1.4bp/m.Swedish SEK covered bonds have underperformed significantly since the summer (see Chart 1). We have seen three factors behind the covered bond...

Danske Daily - 4 November 2015   By Danske Markets - Nov 04, 2015

Today Fed Chair Yellen will testify on bank regulation before the House panel. Given the topic we doubt that there will be much talk about monetary policy. Later in the evening, New York Fed President...

ECB Cutting Through The Lower Bound - Danish Experiences   By Danske Markets - Nov 04, 2015

Given the turnaround in the ECB's view on deposit rate cuts, we expect a 10bp cut together with a strong signal that further deposit cuts are on the table. We believe the ECB will reintroduce its old...

October Job Growth To Keep December Hike In Play   By Danske Markets - Nov 04, 2015

Our models suggest job growth in October of 170,000, which is below the mid-year pace but still enough to put additional downward pressure on the unemployment rate.We do not think that a slowdown of...

Danske Daily - 3 November 2015   By Danske Markets - Nov 03, 2015

It is a relatively quiet day in terms of data releases with only secondary data being released today.US factory orders are expected to drop 0.9% m/m in September following the decline of 1.7% in...

Flash Comment: US Manufacturing ISM Is Bottoming   By Danske Markets - Nov 02, 2015

The US manufacturing ISM declined only marginally in October and the details of the survey were better than the headlineOur models suggest the ISM is past the bottom A turn in the global manufacturing...

Fixed Income Market Watch: Sweden   By Danske Markets - Nov 02, 2015

A quantitative run through of the Swedish fixed income market, starting with the Riksbank and money markets before moving on to government and mortgage bonds.To Read the Entire Report Please Click on...

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