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Key Takeaways From Trump's UN Speech

China & Iran In The Firing LineDespite the next round of trade talks being just under two weeks away, President Trump didn’t shy away from attacking his long-term rivals during his speech to the...

Trump Impeachment Won’t Likely Happen and Here is Why

"Democrats Week" remains the hottest source of trading clues on Wednesday. The call for Trump impeachment sent stock indices to a two-week low, and the increased risk aversion revived the trend up in...

Brexit Update: UK Parliament Returns Following Supreme Court Verdict

Government Loses Against Supreme CourtUK Supreme Court judges this week returned their verdict over last week’s hearing regarding the legality of UK PM Johnson having prorogued parliament for five...

RBNZ Holds Rates But Still Room For Further Easing

Rates Held At Record LowsWith the RBNZ having unexpectedly cut rates by .50% at its last meeting, there was a lingering sense of caution coming into yesterday’s meeting. While the bank was...

BoJ Kuroda: The Central Bank is Ready to Cut Rates in Response to External Risks

The head of the Bank of Japan, Haruhiko Kuroda, said on Tuesday that if the Central Bank had to explore new depths of easy monetary policy, it will concentrate on near- and medium-term parts of the...

German Recession Fears Growing

German Data Drops AgainThe latest data out of Germany this week has heightened fears over the Eurozone’s largest economy heading for a technical recession. Data released yesterday by IHS Markit showed...

Trade of the Day

Trade of the DaySELL EURNZD 1.7505 STOP 175.65 TARGET 172.75 (RISK 0.50%)EUR: Very weak Eurozone PMI data. Eurozone manufacturing sentiment fell in September to the worst level in nearly...

The IndeX Files 24-09-2019

Risk Markets Looking for Fresh DriversGlobal benchmark indexes remain muted following the September FOMC meeting. Policymakers, led by Fed chair Powell, announced a 25-basis point reduction in the...

Is Fed’s QE4 Inevitable?

One of the reasons for the “bullish” reaction to the Fed meeting last Wednesday (as a result of which the dollar strengthened and bond yields rose) were the unjustified expectations of the new QE...