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Aggregated year-end forecasts, scenario shifts, and curated analyst notes from 38 institutional desks. No promotion.
FX BANK FORECAST · COVERAGE
Aggregated year-end forecasts, scenario shifts, and curated analyst notes from 38 institutional desks. No promotion.
28 investment banks see EUR/USD at 1.1563 by Dec 2026
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FX Daily: Dollar holds gains as geopolitics heats up
Articles FX Daily: Dollar holds gains as geopolitics heats up Published 07:45 FX Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Download News over the weekend of continued Houthi strikes in Riyadh and a supposed 'energy ceasefire' between Russia and Ukraine h
The Commodities Feed: Oil lower despite Middle East escalation
Articles The Commodities Feed: Oil lower despite Middle East escalation Published 07:05 Commodities daily Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Download Oil prices are trading weaker this morning despite developments in the Middle East over the weeke
Global Rates & FX Views: Global bond selloff & credit impact
Please join Sphia Salim in discussion with Ralf Preusser and Meghan Swiber alongside our colleagues from credit (Neha Khoda, Head of US credit strategy and Barnaby Martin, Head of European credit strategy). We will explore the nature of the recent extension in the global govt bon
Global Commodities: Dancing in the Dark
Oil is flowing, and natural gas might be starting to follow suit. LNG tanker crossings have posted the busiest week since March, dragging Qatar’s estimated liquefaction capacity utilization to the highest level since the war began. But can this continue? Speaker: Otar Dgebuadze,