Currencies
Trump Inauguration Takes Centre Stage
Market analysts at FXCM asses likely responses in major currencies and the gold price as the Trump presidency looms.
Jan 17 2017
May Slays The Pound
The British pound has tanked again ahead of Theresa May’s Brexit plan speech. Whereto from here?
Jan 16 2017
ECB: Alice In Wonderland
Kathleen Brooks of City Index dissects some of the bizarre implications stemming from late night’s ECB policy announcements.
Dec 09 2016
Previous Stories
The Overnight Report: A World Of Confusion
Oct 27 2010
Mixed data and earnings reports left Wall Street directionless last night. Dow up 5.
Australian Investor Sentiment Improving
Oct 26 2010
ING Investment Management’s latest survey shows Australian investor sentiment is improving, though investors are yet to actually invest more in equities.
AUD/USD Parity This Week?
Oct 26 2010
The TechWizard believes AUD/USD is poised to reach parity anytime soon now.
The Overnight Report: April High Again Proves Resistant
Oct 26 2010
The Dow jumped to exceed its April peak last night on home sale data before meeting selling once more. Dow up 31.
The Beginning Of The End Of The Currency War?
Oct 25 2010
The G20 did not achieve anything in the way of a swift end to the Currency War at its meeting, but a surprise shift in IMF voting rights may prove the impetus.
The Monday Report
Oct 25 2010
A wrap of events affecting the market on Friday night and the weekend and a preview of the week ahead.
Next Week At A Glance
Oct 22 2010
A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.
The Overnight Report: Resistance At The Peak
Oct 22 2010
Wall Street attempted another run-up towards the April peak last night but failed before a dollar bounce compounded the pullback. Dow up 38. (Locked for subscribers until 10:00 AEDST)
The Overnight Report: All Is Forgiven
Oct 21 2010
Wall Street reversed its earlier reaction to the Chinese rate hike last night and savoured several strong earnings reports. Dow up 129.
Why The Chinese Rate Hike?
Oct 20 2010
Having not raised rates since December 2007, yesterday the PboC surprised markets and sent the US dollar crashing up and stocks and commodities crashing down by announcing a 25bps hike.
