Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Dollar fell Monday but started rebounding during Asian Tuesday

       Dollar fell Monday but started rebounding during Asian Tuesday
      Once again, payrolls fail to determine the dollar’s course the next week
      EUR/USD rose even though German factory orders fell sharply
      US rates fell, all Friday’s rise in Fed funds futures was unwound for no obvious reason
       RBA softens comment on FX; AUD little changed
      RBA keeps rates stable, as was unanimously foreseen
      Softens a bit its comment on AUD; removes the line saying it “remains above most estimates of its fundamental value,” although it still say sit “remains high”
      Conclusion on rates totally unchanged
       BoJ announcement delayed after Kuroda called to attend Diet
      Talk is that a majority if the Board members favor dropping the two-year time frame for meeting inflation targets, according to Bloomberg. That would be JPY-negative
       Today:
      Europe: Industrial production for August from Germany, Norway, UK
      US: Job Opening and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) for August; number of jobs openings expected to increase marginally

      Speakers:  Minneapolis Fed’s Kocherlakota (big dove), NY Fed’s Dudley (moderate dove)

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