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Trading the Brexit endgame from here

John Hardy
Head of FX Strategy
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    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?
    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.
    FOREX

    No quiet on the northern front

    Michael O’Neill
    While hopes of a US/China trade settlement at the G20 meeting fade, China has intensified on another front by taking umbrage at Canada's stance on the Hong Kong protests.
    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.
    MACRO

    Macro Digest: Taking profits as Fed falters

    Steen Jakobsen
    The macro slowdown is no longer 'incoming', it's here. Not only that, but the Federal Reserve is seriously behind the curve, and appears to operating in a state of deep denial. We thus move our positioning on the Nasdaq index to neutral.
    COMMODITIES

    Webinar: Those summertime blues

    Ole Hansen
    Join Saxo Head of Commodity Strategy Ole Hansen for his latest webinar as he explains how slowing economic growth and US rate cut speculation have prevented commodities from enjoying their usual summertime lull.
    FOREX

    Trading the Brexit endgame from here

    John Hardy
    The Tory leadership battle is engaged and the candidate list will likely be winnowed down to Boris Johnson versus a more centrist candidate, with Johnson emerging victorious on July 22. We are constructive on the long-term outlook for sterling if the narrative changes as we expect.
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