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Financial markets breathed easier after better than expected inflation data out of the US last week.

The relentless dollar rally continued for yet another week, fuelled by sharply higher bond yields in the US and signs that the world’s largest economy is, yet again, gaining momentum.

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The holiday period, and the first few trading sessions of 2025, brought no respite for the FX market from the main themes of late-2024.

The ECB meeting last week went mostly according to the script, with a 25bp cut and significant downward revisions to the bank’s view on Euro Area economic growth.

Learn how fund managers can evaluate & manage their FX exposure when acquiring assets denominated in a currency other than the fund's base currency.

G10 currencies all traded in a holding pattern last week, as investors await the December meetings of the key central banks, including the ECB this week and the Federal Reserve and the BoE the next one.

The blog discusses the approach funds with assets denominated in currencies different from their base currency take to hedge FX risk related to fund exits.

The so-called Trump trade suffered a meaningful reversal last week. US Treasury yields retreated, possibly on relief that US inflation data came out largely as expected.

The ‘Trump trade’ took a bit of a breather last week as bargain hunters emerged to shop for its victims, including Treasury bonds and selected EM currencies that had been cheapened by the post-election selloff.

There were divergences in the so-called Trump trade last week. Read more via the report below.

Market uncertainty over the US election was resolved in the most clear cut way imaginable, as the Republicans swept not only the presidential contest but also the House and the Senate. Read more via the report below.
