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FX Daily, April 02: Herding Cats

Swiss Franc The Euro has fallen by 0.07% at 1.1189 EUR/CHF and USD/CHF, April 02(see more posts on EUR/CHF and USD/CHF, ) Source: markets.ft.com - Click to enlarge FX Rates Overview: After surging yesterday, equities are struggling to maintain the momentum that carried that S&P 500 to its best level since last October. Most Asia Pacific equity markets advanced. Japan’s small losses were a notable exception....

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Risiken eines harten, chaotischen Brexits sind gesunken

Westminster, der Sitz des britischen Parlaments in London. (Bild: Pixabay) Die erste Runde der indikativen Abstimmungen im britischen Parlament deutet darauf hin, dass den Befürwortern eines Austritts Grossbritanniens aus der EU ohne Wenn und Aber schlicht die Mehrheiten fehlen, um Alternativen zu einem Brexit ohne Anschlussvereinbarungen zu blockieren. Eine neue Runde an indikativen Abstimmungen ist für heute geplant.Seit Monaten wurde von den Risiken eines harten, chaotischen...

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Cool Video: Bloomberg–Sterling and the Euro

I joined Shey Ann and Amanda Lang on the Bloomberg set to talk about sterling and the euro. The media makes it sound like there was a coup in the UK and Parliament has taken control of Brexit. This is an exaggeration. The House of Commons did secure tomorrow to have “indicative votes” on the different alternatives. These votes are not binding on the Prime Minister who as already indicated some alternatives that she will...

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FX Weekly Preview: The Week Ahead

The combination of the dovish hold by the Federal Reserve and the eurozone’s miserable flash Purchasing Managers Index casts a pall over the economic outlook. Japan’s flash PMI remained stuck at February’s 48.9, while core inflation unexpectedly eased. Three months after the European Central Bank stopped buying bonds, the German 10-year Bund yield fell below zero for the first time since 2016. Japan’s 10-year yield is...

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Einmal Süss-Sauer von der US-Fed

Bild: Pixabay Die US-Fed hat es geschafft, die Märkte zu überraschen. Aber das Zinsgeschenk habe seinen Preis, kommentieren DWS-Experten. Diesmal hat Europa den Weg gewiesen. Der Zinsentscheid der Federal Reserve (Fed) am Mittwoch wies gemäss DWS-Experten viele Parallelen zur Entscheidung der Europäischen Zentralbank (EZB) vom 7. März auf: die Zentralbank überbot die bereits vorsichtigen...

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Gebt den Briten mehr Zeit

Photo: Marlon Maya from Unsplash (CC 0) Es ist doch eine Perversion des Friedens- und Freiheitsprojektes, wenn die Nichtmitglieder tributpflichtig werden, nur damit sie mit der Bevölkerung der EU Handel treiben dürfen. Der Brexit wird zunehmend zur Tragödie. Nichts drückt die aktuelle Stimmung auf der Insel so präzise aus, wie die lädierte, krächzende Stimme von Theresa May. Wenn sie im Unterhaus vor die Abgeordneten tritt und für ihre Vereinbarung mit der EU wirbt, dann schwankt man zwischen...

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FX Weekly Preview: Three Highlights in the Week Ahead

Three events next week will shape the investment climate. The Federal Reserve meets and will update its forecasts and guidance. The British House of Commons may vote for a third time on the Withdrawal Bill before Prime Minister May heads of the EU Summit to ask for an extension of the UK leaving the EU. The eurozone sees the flash March PMI, with great hope that the green shoots of spring will be evident. There is...

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Brexit update: UK parliament opts for an extension

After an eventful week in parliament, the Brexit ball is set to keep rolling as MPs move to extend the 29 March deadline. The British Parliament concluded a series of votes on Brexit this week with an intention to extend the 29 March Brexit deadline. What remains unclear at this point is whether the UK will seek a short (two months) or a longer extension (two years). It is also not clear what this extension would be...

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Brexit update: UK parliament opts for an extension

After an eventful week in parliament, the Brexit ball is set to keep rolling as MPs move to extend the 29 March deadline.The British Parliament concluded a series of votes on Brexit this week with an intention to extend the 29 March Brexit deadline. What remains unclear at this point is whether the UK will seek a short (two months) or a longer extension (two years). It is also not clear what this extension would be used for. A longer extension would help to fundamentally rethink and rejig...

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FX Daily, March 12: Wave of Optimism Sweeps through the Capital Markets

Swiss Franc The Euro has fallen by 0.03% at 1.1361 EUR/CHF and USD/CHF, March 12(see more posts on EUR/CHF and USD/CHF, ) Source: markets.ft.com - Click to enlarge FX Rates Overview: Last minutes statements meant to clarify what many MPs find to be the most odious part of the Withdrawal Bill, the backstop for the Irish border is goosed global equity markets even though it does not seem as if the Withdrawal Bill...

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