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John Hardy
Head of FX Strategy
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    FOREX

    FX Breakout Monitor: GBP whiplash, JPY rout

    John Hardy
    Over the last two days, sterling traders have been administered a case of whiplash, as apparent Brexit negotiation breakthroughs take sterling from weak to super-strong, with multi-month highs in most major sterling pairs. Elsewhere, the Brexit hopes and hopes that the US and China are heading toward some form of trade deal have risk appetite bid, and smaller currencies generally on the rise versus the USD and especially the JPY.
    FOREX

    EM FX Carry Trade Update October 11, 2019

    John Hardy
    Select carry trades are ripping higher on the double whammy boost from hopes for a US-China trade deal, even if it proves one of narrow scope, and more concrete signs that Brexit negotiations have achieved a major breakthrough that will lead to a last-minute deal before the October 31 deadline. But there is quite a diversity of performance within the EM space that suggests EM plays not all being lumped together.
    MACRO

    A good US print before we start the weekend

    Christopher Dembik
    The latest UMich consumer sentiment survey confirms that household spending should keep driving the US economy in the near term.
    COMMODITIES

    WCU: Trade optimism boosts oil and copper; Gold bulls rethink

    Ole Hansen
    A mixed week in commodities with trade talk focus being the predominant driver
    FOREX

    FX Update: Getting close to watershed moment for USD

    John Hardy
    Market volatility is picking up, as sterling spiked higher on an apparent Brexit negotiation breakthrough and as a steep sell-off in global safe haven bonds drove JPY and CHF lower. But it was also an interesting day for the smaller currencies, as US-China trade deal hopes and the general risk sentiment boost drove the commodity dollars, Scandies and Emerging Markets higher.
    EQUITIES

    Trade and Brexit optimism sparks rally in equities

    Peter Garnry
    Equities are rallying into the weekend on hopes of a narrow US-China trade deal and hopes of a Brexit deal amid "constructive meetings" between the EU and UK
    MACRO

    Global Macro APAC Morning Brief - TGIF & Happy Macro Friday, getting ready for WK 42

    Kay Van-Petersen
    Morning APAC Global Macro & Cross-Asset Snapshot
    FOREX

    FX Breakout Monitor: Big bond yield rise weakens JPY and CHF

    John Hardy
    The freshest development over the last couple of sessions, and one that accelerated today is the weakness in the yen and the Swiss franc as global long bond yields pulled significantly higher on the session. Significant breaks in key pairs are a way off, but these two currencies are traditional sensitive to the direction of bond yields.
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