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15 Jan 2015

USD/JPY expected remain top heavy – OCBC

FXStreet (Barcelona) - Analysts at OCBC Bank view that USD/JPY might remain top heavy and consolidate into 116.80 region if 117.00 level is breached.

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“With risk appetite developments and US yields continuing to dictate the movement of the USD-JPY, the pair is expected to remain top heavy. The 55-day MA (118.08) may continue to cap with some consolidation expected into 116.80 on further weakness if 117.00 is breached.“
Jan 15, 2015

Australia might see two rate cuts in H1 2015 – ANZ

According to ANZ, the RBA may be forced to reduce its nominal cash rate over the months ahead to maintain a suitableaccomodative policy stance as housing credit slows and inflation falls, forecasting two 25bp rate cuts over the first half of 2015.
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Jan 15, 2015

US December retail register a steepest fall since January 2014 – Nomura

The Research Team at Nomura shares US December Retail Sales data, noting that it declined by 0.9% in December, way below consensus forecast at -0.1%, and registering its steepest fall since January 2014, lowering the Q1 outlook for consumer spending.
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