
Oil rig count in US falls again
Sep 07, 2015 08:58 am UTC| Commentary
Oil prices are beginning the new week of trading slightly down after having come under significant pressure on Friday and falling by as much as 2%. Brent is trading below $50 per barrel again, while WTI is priced at less...

Euro behaviour to weigh on Franc?
Sep 07, 2015 08:52 am UTC| Commentary
SNB will announce the amounts of demand deposits from last week today and the levels of FX reserves as at late August. The development of the demand deposits does not suggest that the reserves have risen notably. And if so...
China/EM concerns impact Fed's rate hike?
Sep 07, 2015 08:46 am UTC| Commentary
The change in US non-farm payrolls was disappointingly low. However, the data for the previous months was revised upwards and the unemployment rate eased more notably than had been expected. As there was something for...

U.K. housing market imbalance continues in August
Sep 07, 2015 07:51 am UTC| Commentary Economy
The key feature of the U.K. July RICS housing survey was the glaring contrast between the strength of new buyer enquiries and the weakness of new vendor instructions (a difference between them is taken as a measure of...

U.K. trade deficit for July to maintain most of recent improvement
Sep 07, 2015 07:39 am UTC| Commentary
Within the total deficit of the U.K., the most heartening feature of late has been the contraction in the nonoil goods deficit. This development and coincided with a fall in exports orders and a dip in world trade growth...

U.K. July manufacturing output should rise again
Sep 07, 2015 07:28 am UTC| Commentary
The U.K. manufacturing data for July is expected to release on 9th September. The data fell by a total of 1% between March and May before recovering by a modest 0.2% in June. There was a significant weakening of the...
Commerzbank: Buy USD-TRY and USD-ZAR on weakness
Sep 07, 2015 07:23 am UTC| Commentary
The day of reckoning is approaching for the two hot potatoes in the EM universe. Turkish current account data is due for publication on Thursday in South Africa next week. And it does not bode well as the current account...