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FX Daily: Ultra-high data sensitivity
FX

FX Daily: Ultra-high data sensitivity


FX markets are hyper-sensitive to data right now

Frantisek Taborsky, Francesco Pesole and Chris Turner

July brings a surplus in the Hungarian budget
Hungary

July brings a surplus in the Hungarian budget

July's surplus is good fiscal news, but weak second quarter GDP data means we're not out of the woods yet
Monthly repricing in Hungary back to elevated levels
Hungary

Monthly repricing in Hungary back to elevated levels

The structure of inflation remains worrying in Hungary driven by high monthly repricing
FX Daily: Upside gaps filled, now what?
FX

FX Daily: Upside gaps filled, now what?

Equity markets appear to have stabilised but are not out of the woods yet. It looks too early to jump back into risky currencies
Why a June turnaround in Hungary's industrial performance is likely to prove temporary
Hungary

Why a June turnaround in Hungary’s industrial performance is likely to prove temporary

In Hungary, we've seen a slight turnaround in the performance of the industry, but we doubt that it will last
Hungarian retail sales continue to underperform
Hungary

Hungarian retail sales continue to underperform

Retail sales in Hungary stagnate once again
FX Daily: Dollar may be left wounded after equity stabilisation
FX

FX Daily: Dollar may be left wounded after equity stabilisation

The US dollar may strengthen after equities rebound
Monitoring Hungary: Hopes for growth face a reality check
Hungary

Monitoring Hungary: Hopes for growth face a reality check

Hopes for strong growth in Hungary were shattered by the second-quarter GDP data, hence our scaled-back optimism
FX Daily: Dollar floor crumbles as Fed terminal rate re-priced
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FX Daily: Dollar floor crumbles as Fed terminal rate re-priced

The Fed's terminal rate being priced under 3% should see the dollar weaker across the board
THINK Ahead: To cut or to hold? Best not ask AI

THINK Ahead: To cut or to hold? Best not ask AI

James Smith’s indispensable guide to what you should be watching out for next week.