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Steven Dooley

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Steven Dooley points out the NZD has fallen away as Asian currencies went off the boil, and growth re-ratings in the US and UK take the initiative
Steven Dooley points out the NZD has fallen away as Asian currencies went off the boil, and growth re-ratings in the US and UK take the initiative
Unexpected inflation moves in both China and the US have the attention of currency traders reports Steven Dooley. A breakout in US bond yields may trigger sharp FX moves
Unexpected inflation moves in both China and the US have the attention of currency traders reports Steven Dooley. A breakout in US bond yields may trigger sharp FX moves
Even though the US non-farm data seemed weak as reported, the actual (non-seasonally adjusted) hiring levels were very strong, better than expected, reports Steven Dooley
Even though the US non-farm data seemed weak as reported, the actual (non-seasonally adjusted) hiring levels were very strong, better than expected, reports Steven Dooley
The greenback starts May quick out of the blocks for a month it usually gains. It the reverse for the Kiwi dollar. With bond yields becalmed, Asian currencies move little
The greenback starts May quick out of the blocks for a month it usually gains. It the reverse for the Kiwi dollar. With bond yields becalmed, Asian currencies move little
Good data from China (and the US) has boosted copper and helped the NZDUSD to one-month highs last week. This commodity story will be driven by Friday’s global PMI numbers
Good data from China (and the US) has boosted copper and helped the NZDUSD to one-month highs last week. This commodity story will be driven by Friday’s global PMI numbers
Inflation jolts back to life in both the US and China, catching the attention of currency markets. Eyes will also be on some big Chinese data this week, plus some key NZ influences
Inflation jolts back to life in both the US and China, catching the attention of currency markets. Eyes will also be on some big Chinese data this week, plus some key NZ influences