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FX Weekly Strategy: Asia, Sep 28 - Oct 2
September 25, 2026 3:17 PM UTC
High profile US data, but would need something big to impact now after recent steep mkt adjustment
Dollar retains bullish posture overall, but a overstretched and consolidating/correcting steep run to levels on most pairs
Japan rolls out the verbals; BoE comments hint at dab in November
Round of CB mee
FX Weekly Strategy: Asia, Sep 14-18
September 11, 2026 5:21 PM UTC
A week of 2 key central bank meetings..
We expect a 25bp Fed hike but perhaps a "dovish hike". Could temper dollar given a lot priced in further out
BoJ also seen going 25bp. A heavy USD/JPY needs validation on shift to quarterly pace however to extend - else to re-test persistence of supply
CHF still
U.S. Equity-Treasury Strains and Correction Risk
September 9, 2026 8:00 AM UTC
· Equity investors have taken note of higher U.S. Treasury yields, but the influence of the AI boom and corporate earnings is greater. Nevertheless, the U.S. equity market valuation means that it is stretched currently versus the U.S. Treasury market and could be hurt by moderate bad
FX Weekly Strategy: Asia, Sep 7-11
September 4, 2026 2:47 PM UTC
US CPI a key focal point. We see upside risks at 0.3% core
ECB hike fully priced in; attention turns to forecasts and commentary on policy stance
Sharp USD/JPY lurch down may have left behind better supply into bounces, further downside risks ahead
BoE seen back of the tightening pack, sterling could s
Barbarous Relic or Strategic Hedge - Gold in a late-cycle portfolio
September 1, 2026 7:00 AM UTC
* Gold worked off early year retail excess, moving into a more constructive technical and seasonal period
* The strategic case for gold is much wider: rich risk asset valuations can neither be sat out nor left unhedged
* History (no guarantee of future performance…) supports increased gold hedges in
U.S. July Durable Goods Orders - Some loss of momentum in Q3 to date
September 25, 2026 12:53 PM UTC
August durable goods orders are unchanged, a little stronger than expected overall, but the ex transport gain of 0.3% is weaker than expected and even with July revised up to 0.7% from 0.4% Q3 data to data has been slower than Q2’s.
U.S. July Durable Goods Orders - Some loss of momentum in Q3 to date
September 25, 2026 12:50 PM UTC
August durable goods orders are unchanged, a little stronger than expected overall, but the ex transport gain of 0.3% is weaker than expected and even with July revised up to 0.7% from 0.4% Q3 data to data has been slower than Q2’s.
Weekly Chart USD Index DXY: Consolidating gains - background studies remain positive
September 25, 2026 12:13 PM UTC
The anticipated continuation of late-August gains has met selling interest just beneath strong resistance at 101.50,
with prices settling back towards congestion support at 101.00.
Overbought daily stochastics are turning down, highlighting room for a break beneath here towards the 100.50 break level.
SNB: Keeps Rates Unchanged - in no Rush to Hike
September 25, 2026 11:06 AM UTC
Yesterday’s announcement left the SNB on hold at 0% while nudging its inflation forecast modestly upwards and dialling down its threat of intervention as a weakening in the Franc prompted it to pivot towards more vigilance on inflation. The market expects the SNB to hike early next year but we see
SNB: Keeps Rates Unchanged - in no Rush to Hike
September 25, 2026 11:05 AM UTC
Yesterday’s announcement left the SNB on hold at 0% while nudging its inflation forecast modestly upwards and dialling down its threat of intervention as a weakening in the Franc prompted it to pivot towards more vigilance on inflation. The market expects the SNB to hike early next year but we see
Europe Summary and Highlights 25 Sep
September 25, 2026 10:02 AM UTC
USD/JPY trims, FinMIn Katayama advertises Trump's concern at yen weakness
Bonds, dollar steady in the morning after rapid run
Cable offered touch of support from recent BoE comments lifting Nov hike odds
Oil trims as US-Iran talks continue, market not overly convinced of anything soon
Mexico: Stable Rates Diverging From The Fed
September 25, 2026 7:52 AM UTC
· As expected Banxico left the policy rate unchanged at 6.50%, with the statement clarifying that the Mexican and U.S. economies are different and Banxico will not mechanically follow the Fed. The focus now is on the lagged benefit of easing and the inflation trajectory. Banxico will
Mexico: Diverging From The Fed
September 25, 2026 7:52 AM UTC
· As expected Banxico left the policy rate unchanged at 6.50%, with the statement clarifying that the Mexican and U.S. economies are different and Banxico will not mechanically follow the Fed. The focus now is on the lagged benefit of easing and the inflation trajectory. Banxico will