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Weekly Focus Sweden: Strong Economy, Low Rates   By Danske Markets - Oct 01, 2017

Market movers ahead In the US, we believe ISM manufacturing data released on Monday is likely to increase to an even higher level in line with regional PMIs. Next week's US labour market report will,...

Natural Rate Key To Understand Central Banks   By Danske Markets - Sep 29, 2017

While the Phillips curve theory is important to understand monetary policy setting in the short run, the natural rate is key to understanding monetary policy setting in the long run.The BoE's Mark...

Danske Daily - 29 September 2017   By Danske Markets - Sep 29, 2017

Market movers today The final day of the week brings a packed calendar, with several tier-1 releases both globally and in the Scandies. Also, we might get news on the next Riksbank governor. In...

Reading The Markets Sweden   By Danske Markets - Sep 29, 2017

New Riksbank governor - policy shift?SGBi's continue to trade strongly - but more ahead in short end. Norges Bank will hike after the Riksbank, says FX clients. To read the entire report Please click...

FX Strategy - EUR/USD FX Forwards On The Rise   By Danske Markets - Sep 28, 2017

EUR/USD FX forwards have risen sharply over the past couple of weeks as US rates have increased and the turn of the year is moving closer.In our view, there is potential for a further rise over the...

Commodities Calendar: 2-6 October 2017   By Danske Markets - Sep 28, 2017

A calendar of key events in the Commodities Market for the next week.To read the entire report Please click on the pdf File Below:

Norges Bank Will Hike After The Riksbank   By Danske Markets - Sep 28, 2017

NOK and SEK will strengthen vs the EUR in three monthsLarge majority expects Fed hike in December Small majority expects Riksbank hike within a year. However, domestics have a 'hawkish tilt' Almost...

Danske Daily - 28 September 2017   By Danske Markets - Sep 28, 2017

Market movers todayThe data calendar is fairly thin today, so market focus will probably be on the US tax policy proposals, where key republican policy makers sent out their proposal yesterday,...

Central Banks Gradually Turning More Hawkish   By Danske Markets - Sep 27, 2017

More central banks are joining the 'exit' camp.We now expect the Bank of England to hike in November. Risks to yields are skewed increasingly on the upside. EUR/USD still higher longer term, but...

Danske Daily - 27 September 2017   By Danske Markets - Sep 27, 2017

Market movers today In the euro area, figures on M3 money growth and loan growth for August are due. In July, M3 growth was reported at 4.5% y/y, which is somewhat lower than the 4.9-5.0% level...

Danske Daily - 26 September 2017   By Danske Markets - Sep 26, 2017

It is a fairly thin data release calendar today, which means that market focus will be on the situation surrounding North Korea after the country's leader claimed yesterday that the US had declared...

Scandi Markets Ahead: Relatively Quiet Scandi Week Ahead   By Danske Markets - Sep 25, 2017

In Sweden , the September NIER consumer and business confidence surveys (Wednesday) are of some interest, especially business confidence. The background is that PMIs for manufacturing and services...

Danske Daily - 25 September 2017   By Danske Markets - Sep 25, 2017

Market movers today This morning markets will digest the results of the German election yesterday, see below and our German Election Monitor No 3: Difficult government formation ahead , 25...

Calm Markets In A Volatile World   By Danske Markets - Sep 22, 2017

Market Movers ahead We expect good news for the ECB in the form of higher inflation and money supply growth. However, inflation is likely to decline again in coming months. Germany is due to hold a...

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