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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 71% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
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Welcome to our Quarterly Outlook for Q2 2019

Quarterly Outlook is your guide and your resource for understanding how events could unfold for the current quarter. Saxo’s strategy team deliver expert opinion and carefully constructed trade views to help you execute your trading strategies.

Authors:  Steen Jakobsen, Christopher Dembik, Peter Garnry, Kay Van-Petersen, John Hardy and Ole Hansen

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Latest news from #SaxoStrats

    FOREX OPTIONS

    Owning optionality in EURNOK over key event risks

    John Hardy
    Next week we have a possibly pivotal FOMC meeting on Wednesday and a Norges Bank meeting the following day, with the former critical for all asset classes and currencies while the latter could see NOK finally breaking out of its tight range.
    COMMODITIES

    WCU: Oil lower on demand concerns despite Iranian tensions

    Ole Hansen
    This week saw the Bloomberg Commodity Index trade higher for the first time in four weeks, with the gains led by agricultural commodities. Crude oil, meanwhile, remains caught between tensions in the Middle East and rising US inventories.
    MACRO

    Aussie jobs data disappoint

    Eleanor Creagh
    Thursday's Australian labour force data delivered another blow for the RBA with unemployment remaining at 5.2% vs. an estimate of 5.1% for the month of May, well above the level needed to spur wage gains and inflationary pressures.
    COMMODITIES

    Is gold ready to break through resistance?

    Steen Jakobsen
    Is gold ready to take out key resistance at $1350-60/oz against a backdrop of trade war, Iranian tensions, Federal Reserve easing, and widespread purchasing of the precious metal by central banks?
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