10 institutions have written about this across 13 indexed reports, producing 24 extracted views. The claims below are quoted from those reports; each links to the report it came from and to the asset it concerns.
Westpac notes the Australian dollar ended the week strong near 0.72 despite robust US jobs data, as Fed Governor Waller's less hawkish tone and other factors supported AUD. Key events ahead include US inflation data which may influence Fed's September rate…
ING's September 2026 report highlights that despite a series of shocks, the global economy has remained resilient. Key adjustments include higher oil and gas forecasts, a 4.90% US 10-year yield forecast, expectations of a September Fed rate hike, a final…
Standard Chartered highlights a K-shaped transition in China, recommending selective exposure to AI, power, and electrification themes in equities, while favoring China government bonds as portfolio diversifiers. The bank maintains an Overweight stance on…
MUFG Research notes the yen's strength as BoJ rate hike expectations build, particularly after Takata's speech hinting at larger hikes. MUFG doubts hikes larger than 25bps but sees 100bps over 12 months as plausible. The bank highlights USD/JPY downside risks…
Danske Bank maintains a constructive global growth view despite energy-driven headwinds, expecting AI investment to support activity for at least a year. Central bank paths diverge: ECB keeps rates at 2.50% through 2027, Fed hikes twice; FX and bond forecasts…
FX options markets signalled renewed dollar strength after Fed Chair Warsh's hawkish speech, raising the probability of a September rate hike. However, dollar gains may be temporary if the Fed holds rates, and yen could recover if the BoJ hikes.
The dollar is struggling to hold gains despite hawkish Fed expectations, with long-end Treasury yields and the debasement trade weighing on it. However, ING expects hawkish Fed repricing to support USD this week, with DXY potentially reclaiming 100.0. EUR/USD…
Amundi's report discusses the resilient global growth and inflation above target six months into the Iran conflict, with equities benefiting from AI-driven earnings and bonds pressured by fiscal concerns. The report emphasizes diversification and selectivity…
Natixis remains neutral on the long end of the UST curve, citing elevated uncertainty from the Treasury buyback program, while maintaining a bullish view on the belly (5-year) and swap spread flatteners. US inflation data was marginally hot but not…