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Investors appear to be taking a bit of a breather on Friday following what has been quite a hectic week across the board, from politics to central banks and economic data.US dollar correction...
Every four years, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) releases its report card on the condition of America’s infrastructure, and for the second time since 2013, our nation’s...
While we continue to see further upside potential for both 10Y Bund and 10Y US Treasury yields on a 6M to 12M horizon, we expect no major yield changes over the next three months.We expect the market...
The dollar is softer against most of the major currencies to cap a poor weekly performance. The Dollar Index is posting what may be its biggest weekly loss since last November.The combination of the...
It’s Friday. And you know what that means in the Wall Street Daily Nation.It’s time for our weekly dose of graphics to drive home a point or two. This go-round, I’m taking aim at the...
Today's HighlightsG20 and Trump Merkel Ether 50!! Please note: All data, figures and graphs below are valid as of March 17th. All trading carries risk. Only risk capital you're prepared to...
In the US, we are due to get preliminary University of Michigan consumer confidence data (one of the soft economic indicators) for March today.The Donald Trump and Angela Merkel meeting, initially...
Short duration in fixed income is a crowded trade - and is running out of steamA peak in ISM and lower inflation removes the main fuel for the bear market Lower policy uncertainty and a soft Fed hike...
In line with our expectations, the Bank of England (BoE) made no policy changes at its March meeting and reiterated its neutral stance by repeating it could move 'in either direction'.However, there...
Key Points: ECB Nowotny suggests rate hikes on the way for the Eurozone. Central Bank may increase deposit rates but leave prime unchanged. QE program likely to continue regardless of policy...
Reversing a trade like EUR/USD is like turning an ocean liner – it's a slow process. Positive signals continue to trickle in as the euro was one of the top performer along with GBP and EUR on...
Note: With the release of February Retail Sales and the Consumer Price Index, we've updated this commentary to include the latest Real Retail Sales.Official recession calls are the responsibility of...
We've updated this series to include yesterday's release of the Consumer Price Index as the deflator and the February monthly employment update. The latest hypothetical real (inflation-adjusted)...
With the release of the February employment report, completing the data for 2016, let's review the status of the 20th century Baby Boom, which was one of the most powerful demographic events in the...
The latest JOLTS report (Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary), with data through January, is now available. The first chart below shows four of the headline components of the overall series, which...