Intraday Outlooks For EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD, EUR/CHF – SEB

The following are the intraday outlooks for EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD, and EUR/CHF as provided by the technical strategy team at SEB Group. EUR/USD: Triangle case running out time? Eight out of the past nine trading days the market has been pushing prices below 1.3360 but not on one single occa…

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Intraday Outlooks For EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD, EUR/CHF – SEB

So far, not so far

Nice to be back after the 3-week holiday just to find the major FX cross, the EURUSD, exactly at the same level! But the short positions in EUR are now largest since spring 2012, the peak of the European crisis, before Draghi’s famous “whatever it takes”. The USD bulls didn’t waste their time -…

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So far, not so far

3 Numbers: US housing faces headwinds, US 10-Year yields, EURUSD

Monday is a slow day for economic releases, with the main event for the US turning on the monthly update on sentiment in the home building industry — a number that will be read to see if it offers any clues regarding the influential report on new residential construction, which is due for release on…

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China home prices fall for third straight month in July

China’s new home prices fell in July from June for a third straight month and price softness spread to more major cities, underlining a worsening property downturn despite efforts by many local governments to shore up the sector. “The uncertainties on the outlook of the property market have kept …

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China home prices fall for third straight month in July

Misery in Australia Rises to Highest Level Since 2008 in Challenge to RBA

A deepening gloom across the largest developed economy to escape recession during the global financial crisis is shaping up as one of the toughest challenges yet for Reserve Bank of Australia chief Glenn Stevens. Australia’s misery index — the sum of unemployment and inflation rates — is at 9.0…

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Misery in Australia Rises to Highest Level Since 2008 in Challenge to RBA

China July Foreign Direct Investment -16.95% on Year at $7.81 Billion

China attracted $7.81 billion of foreign direct investment in July, down 16.95% from a year earlier, the Ministry of Commerce said in a statement Monday. The figure was down from June’s $14.42 billion, which was 0.2% higher from a year earlier. FDI in the January-July period fell 0.35% on year…

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China July Foreign Direct Investment -16.95% on Year at $7.81 Billion

Top Paid Nikkei 225 Female Executive Shows Japan Gender Hurdles

Only one female executive made it to the top-earner list of Japan’s Nikkei 225 companies last year. She is an American who lives in New York. Nicole Seligman, president of Sony Corporation of America and Sony Entertainment Inc., is the only female among 185 executives who earned 100 million yen (…

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Asia shares up after Wall St recovers from Ukraine-driven slide

Asian stocks edged up early on Monday after seeing Wall Street recover from the latest round of tensions in the Ukrainian crisis, while the dollar was on the back foot against the safe-haven yen, weighed by a slide in Treasury yields. MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was…

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Blanchflower: BoE now admits pay growth is going to be poor

In its February 2014 Inflation Report the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee argued that the outlook was “for only modest rises in wages”. The Bank’s chief economist at the time, but now mercifully departed, Spencer Dale, who was in charge of the forecast, explained that “we expect real…

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Blanchflower: BoE now admits pay growth is going to be poor

The gap between bond and stock reality grows – will Forex traders notice?

German 10′s fell below 1%, US treasuries made fresh one year lows with the 10′s dropping to 2.35% but stocks in the US recovered suggesting the European weakness will be washed away once markets open this afternoon/evening. There is no underestimating the import of this move in bonds for…

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The gap between bond and stock reality grows – will Forex traders notice?

The gap between bond and stock reality grows – will Forex traders notice?

German 10′s fell below 1%, US treasuries made fresh one year lows with the 10′s dropping to 2.35% but stocks in the US recovered suggesting the European weakness will be washed away once markets open this afternoon/evening. There is no underestimating the import of this move in bonds for…

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The gap between bond and stock reality grows – will Forex traders notice?

Get Ready For Jackson Hole — Here’s Your Preview Of This Week’s Big Economic Events

This is going to be a big week for the Federal Reserve. On Wednesday, the Fed will publish the minutes of its July Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, which should offer some color regarding the Fed’s view on the labor market. On Friday, Fed Chair Janet Yellen will speak at Jackson Hol…

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Get Ready For Jackson Hole — Here’s Your Preview Of This Week’s Big Economic Events

Get Ready For Jackson Hole — Here’s Your Preview Of This Week’s Big Economic Events

This is going to be a big week for the Federal Reserve. On Wednesday, the Fed will publish the minutes of its July Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, which should offer some color regarding the Fed’s view on the labor market. On Friday, Fed Chair Janet Yellen will speak at Jackson Hol…

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Get Ready For Jackson Hole — Here’s Your Preview Of This Week’s Big Economic Events