Topic: FX Weekly Report
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Trump trade reverberating through markets
A Trump second term with a Republican Congress could drive U.S. stocks higher through tax cuts and deregulation, strengthening the S&P 500 amid Fed rate cuts and cooling inflation. Meanwhile, eurozone uncertainty and higher U.S. yields boost the dollar.
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Big week followed by even bigger one
US market volatility builds with the dollar’s safe-haven appeal rising ahead of elections, while EU markets face pressure without a US trade deal.
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Equities at record high as Trump takes lead
Equities surge as Trump takes the lead, with the S&P 500 climbing for ten of the past eleven weeks. Strong economic data and Trump’s momentum boost markets.
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Q4 volatility spike
Investors are pushing markets higher, betting on a Fed rate cut for a soft US economic landing, Yet, uncertainty looms due to upcoming data, election risks, and central bank moves, keeping the dollar and yields strong.
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Global risk keep investors at bay
Global macro forces are creating uncertainty in financial markets due to geopolitical tensions, Chinese stimulus, rising commodity prices, a stronger US dollar, and shifting interest rate expectations. Inflation risks are heightened by supply chain disruptions and conflicts.
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China joins Fed to greenlight equity rally
A week after the Fed encouraged markets, China’s policy easing has fueled further gains. US and European equities hit record highs, while Chinese stocks saw their biggest rally since 2008. Investors now await crucial US labor data to gauge the next Fed move.
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