Posts Tagged ‘peso’
Fri Mar 5, 2010 17:25 UTC |
In this week’s podcast Mark Schaltuper (Head of Latin America Analysis) and Terry Alexander (Head of Country Risk and Financial Markets) discuss the return of risk appetite to global markets. Assessing recent moves and a stronger-than-expected bounce in developed markets’ equities, we explore potential opportunities and the implications for emerging markets.

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Tags: Dow Jones, emerging markets, equity rally, GBP, Ghana, INR, JPY, korea, KRW, Market Sentiment, mexico, MXN, Nigeria, peso, Risk Appetite, rupee, USD, won, yen
Posted in: Currencies, Equities, Financials, General, Podcast, US
Fri Nov 13, 2009 17:05 UTC |
Risk Watchdog and his colleagues at Business Monitor International (BMI) have grown very bullish Latin American currencies. Three views in particular stand out and form part of the BMI Global Key Market Views portfolio:
Last Friday, my colleagues at BMI initiated a long Chilean peso/short US dollar view, which hit the initial CLP510.00/US$ target within days, [Read more...]
Tags: Argentina, Brazil, BRL, Bullish, Chile, CLP, Forex, FX, Japan, JPY, Latin America, NDF, peso, real, US dollar
Posted in: Currencies, Financials, General, Latin America
Fri Oct 16, 2009 16:00 UTC |
During a week when the Dow Jones pushed above 10,000 and oil set up a new high this year, there certainly is plenty to look at across emerging markets (EM), and in particular in Latin America. Most Latin equities have been posting further impressive gains this week, and most currencies look strong against the US [Read more...]
Tags: Bond, Brazil, Brazilian real, Chile, Japanese yen, local debt, Market Rally, peso, Uruguay, US dollar
Posted in: Currencies, Financials, General, Geopolitics, Inflation/Deflation, Latin America
Mon Jul 21, 2008 14:51 UTC |
Risk watchdog’s call of a 25bps hike in Mexico’s benchmark interest rate to 8.00% on July 18, based on poor inflation data and rising price expectations, proved correct, and supports the long-held bullish stance towards the Mexican peso. The hawkish decision by Banxico helped the peso break five-year highs of MXN10.22/US$, pushing on towards my [Read more...]
Tags: Banxico, currency, economic downturn, exchange rate, inflation, interest rate, mexico, MXN, oil, oil prices, peso, trade deficit
Posted in: Financials, General, Latin America