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After Foray into QE, RBA to Stand Pat at April Meeting

Forex

<p>The Reserve Bank of Australia was one of the few central banks among advanced economies that was not dragged into the world of quantitative easing (QE) during the 2008 financial crisis. But having already been bruised by the US-China trade dispute, it was clear the Australian economy would not be as fortunate in the current […]

Week Ahead – Another Dose of the Virus Blues?

Forex

<p>The pandemonium in financial markets has calmed down somewhat, but that serenity seems fragile and investors will keep a close eye on how fast the virus is spreading in America, which is now entering the most painful phase. On the bright side, Europe looks close to a ‘peak’ in new cases. That said, markets will […]

Weekly Focus – Reaching the Bottom

Forex

<p>The number of new infections outside China continues to rise on the back of rising numbers in the US. The global number of infections has now passed one million. The worst-hit countries are seeing rays of light with the number of new Italian infections continuing to trend lower and new hospitalisations dropping sharply, while officials [&h

NFP Data was BAD, but the Worst is Yet to Come

Forex

<p>Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) released today was -701,000 vs an expectation of -100,000 and a revised +275,000 in February. Although this reading is MUCH worse than expected, April’s reading is going to be worse.  The data collected for this reading was collected up until March 12th, which is before state lockdowns went into effect.  As we [&hell

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