The past year was defined by a global capital market that grew increasingly skeptical of the persistent ‘reach for yield’ and a substantial shift in the ranks for monetary policy. Heading into 2015, speculation over central banks’ next moves (from more ECB stimulus to the first Fed hike) will find even greater prominence. Meanwhile, another 12 months without a 10 – 20 percent correction in speculative benchmarks like the S&P 500 is extremely unlikely. Below, the DailyFX Analysts list their top trades with these scenarios in mind.
John Kicklighter, Chief Currency Strategist
EURUSD | EURCHF – The Effectiveness of Stimulus
David Rodriguez, Senior Quantitative Strategist
Yen Selling Extend a Third Year
Jamie Saettele, CMT, Senior Technical Strategist
Possible Long Term NZDUSD Double Top and a long Term EURGBP Support Zone
Kristian Kerr, Senior Currency Strategist
Apparently This Time Is Different
Ilya Spivak, Currency Strategist
EURUSD – Fed vs. ECB Policy Divergence to Fuel Deeper Euro Losses
Michael Boutros, Currency Strategist
GBPJPY – Troubled Waters Ahead But Steady as She Goes
Christopher Vecchio, Currency Strategist
The ECB’s Monetary Policy Divergence
David Song, Currency Analyst
Euro Crosses to Target Multi-Year Lows on ECB Easing Cycle
David De Ferranti, Currency Analyst
Policy Divergence Bets May Remain Supportive For The US Dollar Index In 2015
Top Trading Opportunities of 2015
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