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15 Feb 2017

Latest French poll: Macron seen beating Le Pen in run-off

The latest Opinionway poll on the upcoming French Presidential election showed Macron beating Le Pen in run-off vote by 62% Vs 38%.

The poll further revealed that Fillon would beat Le Pen in run-off vote by 58% vs 42% if Fillon made it through to 2nd round.

Feb 15, 2017

USD/CHF gains further traction, eyeing to reclaim 1.0100 handle

The USD/CHF pair maintained its bid tone for the fifth consecutive session and has now risen to fresh four week tops. Currently trading around 1.0090
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Feb 15, 2017

Could intervene any time if krona strengthens too much - Riksbank's Ingves

In the post-monetary policy decision chat with Bloomberg, Sweden's central bank Chief Stefan Ingves was quoted saying they could intervene any time if
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