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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, FX or any of our other products work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
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Market Call Podcast

John Hardy
Head of FX Strategy
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Commodities

WCU: Saudis talk up oil; Strong grain momentum continues

Ole Hansen
Commodity weekly taking a closer look at the latest developments impacting energy, metals and agriculture commodities
Macro

Investing into China

Janice Loh
China remains the bright spot to emerge first from a covid19-induced slowdown....
AI: A new era in customer service
Macro

How social media are influencing voters and skewing public opinion in the 2020 US presidential campaign

Althea Spinozzi
Social media will play a central role in the next US elections as people are spending more time online than ever before in human history. The information that voters get through these platforms is often biased, making it a powerful tool for campaigners to skew public opinion. Within this context, the Trump campaign seems to be better equipped to run a digital campaign over Biden's.
Macro

US Election Primer: The Final Sprint to November 3rd

John Hardy
Key dates and considerations to follow up on as the inevitable drama of the 2020 US Election Day and its aftermath approaches.
Podcast

Podcast: Unity IPO on tap. Crossfire for GBP traders.

Saxo Market Call
Today we look at yesterday's nervy session in the US equtiy market, where the post-FOMC sell-off found support after testing the key range lows in the Nasdaq 100. Elsewhere, the US dollar rally has faded very quickly and sterling is caught in the crossfire of positive and negative developments as key pivot levels come into view. We also talk the Unity IPO and oil and natural gas heading in opposite directions. Today with Peter Garnry on equities, Ole Hansen on commodities and John J. Hardy hosting and on FX.
JPY lower on rising bond yields, overnight miss on CPI
Forex

FX Update: USDJPY eyes lowest weekly close in nearly four years

John Hardy
The post-FOMC USD rally was rejected yesterday and USDJPY never responded at all to the FOMC as the JPY has rallied consistently and the pair eyes its lowest weekly closing level since September 2016. Elsewhere, sterling trader are struggling with a crossfire of positive and negative stories after the Bank of England meeting yesterday and headlines from Brexit talks.
Macro

Market Quick Take - September 18, 2020

John Hardy
The US equity market closed lower yesterday, but well off the lows of the day, which was important to prevent a further post-FOMC cratering of risk sentiment as the Nasdaq 100 Index avoided closing at new lows. Elsewhere, the USD rally proved a brief affair and turned tail, the oil rally extended, and sterling is in crosswinds on a dovish BoE but positive noises from latest Brexit talks.
Macro

US Election Cheat Sheet

At Saxo Bank, we see three distinct possibilities between now and inauguration day on 20 January 2021: a Trump or Biden victory, or a contested election. In this cheat sheet, our strategists summarize their views on how different asset classes could react to each of these outcomes.
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