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Rates Spark: Still Upside After a Hawkish Fed, BoE Next By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 21, 2023

The 10Y UST yield still has upside. The 2Y looks fine as is The BoE decision has become a closer call than anticipated Today’s events and market view The 10Y UST yield still has upside. The 2Y...

FX Daily: One Last Quiet Day By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 19, 2023

USD: Positioning consolidates in favour of dollar ahead of key events EUR: ECB addressing excess liquidity? GBP: Underperforming into the BoE CAD: Inflation data important after strong jobs...

The Commodities Feed: Why Oil Could Soon Hit $100 a Barrel By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 19, 2023

Energy: Brent timespreads strengthen Oil prices remain well supported, with ICE (NYSE:ICE) Brent edging closer towards US$95/bbl as the market continues to become increasingly concerned over the...

Why the Bank of England Might not Raise Rates on Thursday By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 18, 2023 1

We're expecting one final rate hike from the Bank of England this week with wage growth and inflation both proving stubborn. But recent comments show the Bank is laying the ground for a pause, and...

Key Events in Developed Markets Next Week By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 15, 2023 2

US: We except to see the Fed leave interest rates on hold UK: Bank of England to hike rates further, but don’t rule out a pause Sweden: Riksbank set for a further 25bp rate hike Norway: Norges...

FX Daily: Muddling Through By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 12, 2023

USD: Focusing on OPEC production figures and the NFIB survey today EUR: Propped up into Thursday's ECB GBP: Wage data not as hawkish as it looks KRW: The benefits of deliverability USD: Focusing on...

The Commodities Feed: Oil Remains Well Supported By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 12, 2023 2

Energy - Middle distillate strength The oil market ended little changed yesterday with ICE (NYSE:ICE) Brent still hovering above US$90/bbl. The tightness in the market and expectations that this...

FX Daily: Hawkish Vibes From Asia By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 11, 2023

USD: BoJ and PBOC drive dollar lower EUR: Some support before the ECB GBP: Data check this week NOK: Inflation slowdown not too important USD: BoJ and PBOC drive dollar lower The seemingly...

Key Events in Developed Markets and EMEA Next Week By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 08, 2023

US: The general theme likely to be higher inflationIt is a very big week for US data as the last major reports ahead of the Federal Reserve’s September FOMC meeting come in. Consumer and...

The Commodities Feed: Strong Chinese Oil Imports By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 08, 2023

Energy - LNG strike action set to start Metals – China’s gold reserve increase further Agriculture – Thai sugar output to drop Energy - LNG strike action set to start The rally in...

FX Daily: Resistance to Dollar Strength is Futile By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 08, 2023

USD: No reason to unwind dollar longs The dollar is consolidating near the highest levels since March as US data continues to surprise on the upside. Following the above-expected ISM Services index...

Refined Products: Middle Distillate Tightness to Persist By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 07, 2023

Volatile and elevated refinery margins likely to remainRefined product markets witnessed significant strength over the northern hemisphere summer, which helped to drive refinery margins to their...

FX Daily: Higher-for-longer Narratives Unfold By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 07, 2023

USD: 2024 part of the USD curve driving dollar higher September has so far seen the dollar’s bullish momentum cement, and DXY is testing the 105.00 levels this morning – the highest seen...

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