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Chart Of The Day: EUR/USD Upside Limited By Fawad Razaqzada - Sep 30, 2022 2

Eurozone and German inflation hit double digits Stagflation and energy crisis pose great risk to EZ economy Fed continues hawkish rhetoric, keeping dollar supported on dips The EUR/USD is likely to...

ING Economic and Financial Analysis
Bank Of England Exercises Its Financial Stability Remit By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 29, 2022 1

Events in the UK yesterday marked the first time this stagflationary macro environment risked evolving into a financial crisis. Fortunately, the Bank of England intervened aggressively in the Gilt...

ING Economic and Financial Analysis
Resistance To U.S. Dollar's Strength Is Futile By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 29, 2022

The U.S. dollar continues to power ahead. Over the last 24 hours, the focus has switched from the pound to the Chinese renminbi. Here, there are signs that authorities are acquiescing to a weaker...

ING Economic and Financial Analysis
Sterling Crisis: A Look At Unpalatable Policy Options By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 27, 2022

Unlike equity markets, where a fall of more than 20% from a peak is called a bear market, definitions in FX markets are somewhat looser. Suffice it to say that GBP/USD is the worst-performing G10...

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EUR/USD Remains Rooted To The Ground By Fawad Razaqzada - Sep 21, 2022 1

All eyes on FOMC – expect a 75bp rate hike with a hawkish tone Russian aggression will keep euro under pressure Acceptance below parity is another sign of weakness for EUR/USD There is no end in...

ING Economic and Financial Analysis
Tighter Monetary Conditions Favor U.S. Dollar By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Sep 20, 2022

The Swedish Riksbank today kicks off a busy week of central bank policy meetings, which should see chunky 75bp hikes in many countries. Central bankers pressing more firmly on the monetary brakes will...

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