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2022 FX Outlook: Liquid Allsorts

2022 FX Outlook: Liquid Allsorts

  • 17 November 2021

The outlook for global FX is mixed next year, with a colourful variety of factors set to drive the markets but no overarching theme. In this bundle of articles, we look at what to expect from the G10, Asia, LATAM and CEEMEA regions in 2022

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2022 FX Outlook: Liquid Allsorts
FX
17 November 2021

2022 FX Outlook: Liquid Allsorts

It's hard to pinpoint a clear central theme for FX in 2022. The Fed lift-off should help the dollar, but not across the board. Commodity currencies…

G10 FX Outlook 2022: Mid-cycle dollar strength
FX
17 November 2021

G10 FX Outlook 2022: Mid-cycle dollar strength

Pandemics and financial crises aside, exchange rates typically can be seen as an extension of monetary policy. They reflect whether central bankers want…

CEEMEA FX Outlook 2022: Treating inflation with respect
FX
17 November 2021

CEEMEA FX Outlook 2022: Treating inflation with respect

Currencies from Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa will struggle in the stronger dollar environment in 2022. Yet with a lot of…

Asia FX Outlook 2022: Gravitational pulls and sentiment swings
FX
17 November 2021

Asia FX Outlook 2022: Gravitational pulls and sentiment swings

Despite our bullish dollar view for next year, the managed Chinese yuan should lend some stability to Asian emerging market currencies. Any depreciation…

LATAM FX Outlook 2022: Return of the Pink Tide?
FX
17 November 2021

LATAM FX Outlook 2022: Return of the Pink Tide?

2022 is a big political year for Latin America. After presidential elections in Chile later this year, we will see further elections in Colombia and…

2022 FX Outlook: Our full forecasts
FX
17 November 2021

2022 FX Outlook: Our full forecasts

Our full FX forecasts for EUR and USD cross rates in 2022

2022 FX Outlook: Liquid Allsorts
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FX
7 December 2021

2022 FX Outlook: Liquid Allsorts

It's hard to pinpoint a clear central theme for FX in 2022. The Fed lift-off should help the dollar, but not across the board. Commodity currencies…

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