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September 23, 2025 2:48 PM UTC
· Bottom Line: The USD has continued to edge lower against the EUR in the last quarter as market expectations of Fed easing have increased following clear weakening in U.S. employment growth. But at this stage the data doesn’t indicate we are heading for recession, and this suggests w
September 23, 2025 7:53 AM UTC
• We continue to forecast further yield curve steepening across the U.S./EZ and UK, driven by cumulative easing. For the U.S. this can see a modest further decline in 2yr yields, but the prospect is for a move to a premium of 2yr to Fed Funds (unless a hard landing is seen). 10yr yields
September 23, 2025 7:15 AM UTC
• The U.S. equity market’s bullishness reflects good corporate earnings reality, buybacks and the AI story. However, we feel that the U.S. economy can deteriorate still further in the coming months, as the lagged effects of tariffs boost inflation and restrain spending/hurt corporate ea
September 19, 2025 2:53 PM UTC
Limited impact likely from S&P PMIs, though weaker US numbers seen
JPY may manage a small recovery, but turn in equities needed to reverse weak trend
SEK could be vulnerable to Riksbank rate cut
Little chance of SNB action, but EUR/CHF may have found a near term base