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Daily outlook for AUD/USD

Jun 10, 2015 21:23 pm UTC| Commentary

Westpac Research notes:AUD/USD 1 day: Remains in a 0.7600-0.7800 range for now.AUD/USD 1-3 month: Eventual resumption of the strong US dollar trend should weigh on the AUD during the next few months. The next major...

Daily outlook for AU rates

Jun 10, 2015 20:58 pm UTC| Commentary

Westpac Research notes:AU swap yields 1 day: The 2yr should open around 2.20% while the 10yr should open around 3.42%.AU swap yields 1-3 month: The 10yr should continue to rise, following US yields, and targets above...

Daily outlook for NZ rates

Jun 10, 2015 20:57 pm UTC| Commentary

Westpac Research notes:NZ swap yields 1 day: Given the movement in interest rates in key markets overnight, the NZ 2yr should open 1bp higher at 3.35% while the 10yr should open 2bp higher at 4.16%, although there may be...

Expect more two-way variability in USD-CNY in the medium term

Jun 10, 2015 16:55 pm UTC| Commentary

July 2015 brings the fifth anniversary of the launch of the offshore Renminbi market in Hong Kong. Big strides have been made in the internationalisation of the Renminbi since then, and we expect its pace to quicken over...

More GBP 5s10s steepening likely

Jun 10, 2015 16:26 pm UTC| Commentary

A pick-up in gilt supply and soft auction covers support more 5s10s steepening. But strong overseas buying and the coming September Bank of England (BoE) bid which should see the Bank of England conduct its largest...

Czech economy is in good shape; data confirms so

Jun 10, 2015 15:13 pm UTC| Commentary

The situation in the Czech labour market is quickly improving. It is most visible in employment growth but it is likely to translate into wage growth as well.Cranking up wage growth should support rising domestic demand...

USD review

Jun 10, 2015 14:45 pm UTC| Commentary

Western Union notes:The data-deprived dollar so far this week has largely looked abroad for its cues. The dollar has struggled as Japan has talked up its currency from 13-year lows and bonds in Europe continued to offer...

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For the next prime minister to solve the UK’s productivity problem, they must attract more foreign investment – here’s how

The British economy has a serious productivity problem that will have to be addressed by the next government. According to data from the OECD (the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development), productivity...

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