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Jun- 2025 -12 June
USD: Dollar’s glass is half empty – ING
It is fair to say that dollar price action has been poor. Having spent the last 10 weeks discussing the…
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12 June
Antipodeans: Consolidating upward trend – ING
The Australian and New Zealand dollars are consolidating recent gains as US-China trade tensions have abated, while the USD failed…
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12 June
GBP: A little underperformance coming through – ING
Some softer UK April GDP data this morning has seen sterling come under more pressure, ING’s FX analyst Chris Turner…
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12 June
EUR: Everyone loves the Euro – ING
The Euro (EUR) has been doing well this week and seems to be the big winner from the de-dollarisation story,…
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11 June
US Oil production set to decline – ING
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) revised its US crude Oil production estimates downward for 2026. In its latest Short-Term Energy Outlook, released…
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11 June
EUR: ECB reinforcing hawkish tone – ING
This week’s moves are almost entirely driven by US-related events. The only Euro input comes from scheduled ECB speeches, which…
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11 June
EUR/GBP: Spending Review not a game-changer – ING
Wednesday’s Spending Review shouldn’t be a big moment for financial markets, ING’s FX analyst Francesco Pesole notes. Tax rises loom…
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10 June
USD: Focus on the $58bn 3-year auction – ING
Examining FX performance from both a spot and total return perspective over the last month reveals a bloc of four…
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10 June
GBP: Dovish tilt to today’s UK labour market data – ING
Pound Sterling (FBP) is fractionally softer on this morning’s UK labour market data for April and May, ING’s commodity experts…
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10 June
Oil: Trade talk optimism supports market – ING
Oil prices firmed yesterday, a trend that continued in early morning trading today, ING’s commodity experts Ewa Manthey and Warren…
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