Monday, June 15, 2015

Greek debt talks break down

      Greek debt talks break down

      Talks between Greece and its lenders collapsed on Sunday as there was not enough common ground for the negotiations to proceed.
      With no deal on a technical level, it is up to politicians to take difficult decisions. 
      The focus now turns to a June 18 Eurogroup meeting and Eurozone leaders’ summit on June 25.
      EUR could remain under selling pressure; DAX and Eurostoxx 50 may decline further on the risk of a Grexit.

      Highlight of the week: FOMC meeting on Wednesday

      Last three statements were all unanimous, this time we could have few dissenters voting for a rate hike. In such case, USD is likely to strengthen.
      Focus will also be on the updated economic projections and Fed Chair Yellen press conference following the decision.

      Today:

      Eurozone: Trade balance for April (not a big market-mover).
      Sweden: Official and PES unemployment rate for May-A decline in rate=SEK-positive.
      US: Industrial production for May, forecast of a rebound could be USD-positive.
      Speakers: ECB President Draghi, ECB Governing Council members: Jens Weidmann, Ewald Nowotny and Peter Praet.

      As for the rest of the week:

      Tuesday: RBA releases the minutes of June meeting; UK CPI for May; German ZEW for Jun.
      Wednesday:  BoE releases the minutes of its June meeting; UK unemployment rate for April.
      Thursday: US CPI for May, New Zealand’s GDP for Q1.

      Friday:  BoJ meeting; Canada’s CPI for May.

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