On that happy note, the third quarter (and second half) of 2020 is underway.Â
Category: riksbank
PBOC, Norges Bank, Riksbank, BOJ Rush To Rescue Bloodied Markets With Rate Cuts, Liquidity Measures
Of course, all of this will fall short if politicians do not step up with adequate measures.
A Global Affair: Full Week Ahead Preview
Everything is in play.
You Can Forget About Another Hike From Sweden
That slightly hawkish bent from last week is likely to disappear now.
Dear Sweden: ‘Slightly Hawkish’ Doesn’t Work Right Now
Remember, “hawkish” is a highly relative term – especially in light of recent events.
Somebody Get Paul Krugman A Laptop: The ‘Sadomonetarists’ Are Making A Comeback In Sweden
Spoiler alert: it was a “dovish” hike.
The Dragon, The Riks, And The Wardrobe
Well, here’s hoping the “dragon energy” is with you on Thursday.
Around The World In 1,200 Words: Full Week Ahead Preview
As usual, lots on the docket.
One Trader Delivers His Dear Santa Letter…
“And Santa, if I don’t see you, the cookies are in the Tupperware bowl on the table that’s piled up with research reports I promise to read.”
Rabbit, Meet Hat: Here’s How To End QE Without Ending QE, According To Sweden
Call it a “sleight of hand”…
The Clock Is Ticking: Full Week Ahead Preview
All in all, “no rest for the weary” if you’re a market observer/trader.Â
‘But What If’?
“Wherever you come out on what will happen later this week, the shift is that all four banks will be on hold or hawkish. No one is talking about cuts. And that’s an appropriate change.”
Super Mario: Full Week Ahead Preview
As usual, the docket is full and the risks are multiplying.
How To Sink A Currency Without Actually Doing Anything In 1 Chart
RIKSBANK EXTENDS GOVERNOR STEFAN INGVES’ MANDATE BY FIVE YEARS
‘Sorry, But It’s Crazy’ – Riksbank Decision And The Policymaker Paradox
“Krona has appreciated faster than in [our] July forecast and while it’s reasonable to expect krona to appreciate due to the strong economy, it’s important that it doesn’t strengthen too rapidly,” Ingves said at the press conference, before stating the obvious as follows: “There are risks if Riksbank makes policy less expansionary before other, larger central banks.”
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