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Saturday, May 28

28th May - Weekly Support




Here are the links to the weekly roundups, reviews and also previews of the beginning week. Last week’s roundup-post is here.


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  LAST WEEK
Weekly Scoreboard – Between The Hedges

Succinct summation of week’s events – The Big Picture

Weekly Market Review – ZH         
Stocks Soar On Hawkish Fed As Gold Suffers Worst Week In 6 Months

Bloomberg Best of the Week – BB


  NEXT WEEK
US Schedule for Week – Bill McBride

Economic Calendar – Berenberg

5 Things to Watch on the US Economic Calendar – WSJ

Global Week Ahead – BB
ECB Rate, U.S. Jobs, OPEC

EU Week Ahead – WSJ

Wall St Week Ahead – Reuters
Wall Street puts finishing touch on best week since March

Weighing the Week Ahead – Jeff Miller

EcoWeek – BNP Paribas
Global: Upward revision of the growth outlook for 2016 in the Euro area and emerging markets, downward revision in the US. Major challenges for 2017 are Federal Reserve policy and the impact of the already observed increase in oil prices. Eurozone: With the exception of Greece and Portugal, all Eurozone member states can issue long-term bonds at lower interest rates than their nominal trend growth rates.

Week Ahead: US payrolls, ECB meeting, Chinese PMIs – Nordea
Although we don’t buy into a June rate hike from the Fed, we expect the US labour market report on Friday to support the case for a hike rather soon. For the ECB, it’s implementation time. New measures would come as a big surprise at this point. Draghi has to choose his word carefully in order not to scare markets. The Chinese PMIs should add to the recent signals of stabilisation. As for Nordic Q1 GDP numbers, we expect another strong reading from Sweden and not much growth in Denmark.

Weekly Focus – Danske Bank
Thu: ECB Fri: US jobs

Strategy: US domestic economy picks up speed – Danske Bank
US consumption and housing gain pace giving comfort to the Fed * A summer hike is increasingly likely barring any negative surprises * USD to strengthen short term
driven by higher US yields * Euro yields supported by QE – to stay range bound * Moderate improvement in German sentiment indicators

Week Ahead – Handelsbanken

UK Weekly – Handelsbanken

Global Views Weekly – Scotiabank

Weekly FX Sentiment Report – Scotiabank

Weekly Market Outlook – Moody’s
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Macro Weekly: Is the ECB doing the right things? – ABN AMRO

FX Weekly: Moves overdone – ABN AMRO
US dollar rally to be temporary… as well as the strengthening of sterling. Firmer oil prices support currencies of oil exporting countries. Weaker iron ore prices weigh on AUD; RBNZ to pause in June? Resilient Japanese yen and Chinese yuan.

Emerging Markets Outlook – ABN AMRO
In 2016, the contribution of emerging markets to global economic growth will increase slightly for the first time in years. However, weak economic trends in Latin America and parts of emerging Europe are not over yet. The risk of setbacks remains as high as ever.

Speculative Positioning – Marc Chandler

Speculators Slash Yen and Aussie Longs
 
FX Outlook – Marc Chandler
Dollar Set to Snap Three-Month Decline

Week Ahead – Marc Chandler

Weekly Market Summary – The Fat Pitch

FX 4 Next Week – TF
Sterling has been volatile of late, which is no surprise given the June 23 Brexit vote but the GBP's trajectory can be traded in a variety of ways.