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Forex is the next trade war frontier

Steen Jakobsen
Chief Economist & CIO
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    COMMODITIES

    WCU: Gold and oil surge on FOMC and Middle East tensions

    Ole Hansen
    The Bloomberg Commodity Index, which tracks the performance of 22 major commodities spread across the three major sectors of energy, metals and agriculture, rose by the most since January during the past trading week.
    MACRO

    Twitter ‘Wrath of Trump’ targets Fed

    Michael O’Neill
    Someone did something to President Trump’s cornflakes. He started his day in a sour mood and took to Twitter to rail at the Fed.
    FOREX

    FX Breakout Monitor: USD breakdown spreading

    John Hardy
    The USD has been pushed over the edge since the FOMC meeting in several major USD pairs, including EURUSD already on Friday. Elsewhere, sterling is stumbling badly again and SEK threatens to join and NOK are on the move.
    MACRO

    Macro Monday (Week 26): Gold begins historic ascent

    Kay Van-Petersen
    Saxo Head of APAC macro strategy Kay Van-Petersen looks at the agenda across asset classes for the week ahead, with a focus on gold's sizzling advance, why yields are facing multi-year lows and why President Trump will lose the 2020 election.
    COMMODITIES

    COT: Record gold buying pace continued ahead of FOMC

    Ole Hansen
    Hedge funds increased bullish bets across 24 major commodity futures by 44% during the week to June 18, the day before the FOMC meeting.
    MACRO

    When's the next Aussie rate cut?

    Eleanor Creagh
    The increasingly poor state of the Australian economy and the Reserve Bank's failure to meet its objectives, combine to make another rate cut inevitable. But the market is split on whether this will happen in July or August.
    FOREX

    USD bear needs one more test

    John Hardy
    The USD has turned sharply lower as the market decides to celebrate the anticipated string of Fed rate cuts. But let’s keep in mind that forceful Fed easing will require bad news on the US economy – something the market has certainly not celebrated in past cycles.
    FOREX

    Dollar long cut by the most in 16 months ahead of FOMC

    Ole Hansen
    Speculators cut bullish dollar bets by the most in 16 months ahead of last week’s FOMC meeting, which helped send the greenback to the biggest weekly loss since February 2018.
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