The US equity indices have diverged widely from global peers and other risk trends through recent months. Will this incredible disparity balloon even further or perhaps start to converge in the week ahead as trade wars, monetary policy and political risk crowd the headlines?
New Zealand Dollar Forecast - New Zealand Dollar Braces as Emerging Markets, Stocks Vulnerable[1]
New Zealand Dollar[2] weakness could pick up pace as emerging markets and stocks still look vulnerable. It eyes Brazilian elections, IMF world economic outlook and perhaps trade wars.
Japanese Yen Forecast – Bearish RSI Signal Emerges Ahead of U.S. CPI[3]
The near-term rally in USD/JPY[4] appears to have stalled following the U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report as the bullish momentum starts to abate.
British Pound Forecast – Sterling Building a Base on Brexit Hopes[5]
Sterling continues to edge higher, against a range of currencies, as Brexit talk turn slightly more positive as both reiterate their intention to make a deal.
US dollar Forecast – US Dollar May Extend Rally on CPI, Churning Market Sentiment[6]
The US Dollar[7] may continue higher as September’s CPI data endorses a hawkish shift in Fed policy bets while churning sentiment trends drive haven demand.
Gold Forecast - Gold Price Outlook Complicated by Rising Bond Yields and Equity Rout[8]
October has complicated the fundamental outlook for gold[9] with diverging factors influencing the precious metal.
Australian Dollar Forecast – Australian Dollar Beset By Low Interest Rates, Trade-War Worries[10]
The Australian Dollar[11] has been hammered further against its US cousin and will
