I've posted a few items from the weekend so thought I'd collate them here in one:
- Cable says Brexit may never happen
- Australia press - Australian steel, aluminium to be exempt from US import tariffs
- (W/e - OIL) OPEC July meeting (monitors) will not discuss possibility of further cuts
- (W/e - OIL) Citi analyst says oil could hit $60 by end-2017
- (W/e) Head of China's SAFE says no intention of devaluing the yuan
- (W/e) ECB's Cœuré: French government's budget pledge good for France & euro zone
- (W/e) French finance minister says the country can cut taxes & public spending at the same time
- EU, Canada agree start of free trade agreement
- Here's the G20 Communique, with a rare public admission of disagreement
- (W/e) ECB's Knot warns the Bank is close to too much QE
- (W/e) ECB's Praet says reflation remains highly dependent on loose monetary policy
- Monday morning forex prices, early indications: 10 July 2017
- US Senator John McCain says Senate Republican healthcare bill probably dead
- What happens after the Bank of Canada hikes rates
- Former Conservative cabinet minister: Theresa May must go
- Priebus says his 'guess' is that the US imposes steel tariffs
- Villeroy says ECB likely to wait until the Fall to take next step
- A pivotal time for risk markets; what's the trade? - Nomura
- Two weeks in a row at the top spot for the Canadian dollar
- 'Bottom line' from Morgan Stanley is for USD/JPY higher; AUD, NZD lower
If I spot any more I'll post separately
ps. - the forex not much bothered so far:
