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Podcast: Speaking Of EUR/USD And The Future Of Euro, COVID-19, British Pound And Bank Of England | Oanda

Podcast: Speaking Of EUR/USD And The Future Of Euro, COVID-19, British Pound And Bank Of England | Oanda| FXMAG.COM
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Senior Market Analyst Jeffrey Halley talks about news impacting the market and the week ahead.

In this week’s podcast, the Euro is approaching parity with the US Dollar for the first time in decades. We discuss the move, the reasons behind it, and what lies ahead for the single currency. But first, it is a quick look at Asian markets where covid-19 concerns in China are weighing on sentiment. Then it is the British Pound and UK data and of course, British politics. From there it is the Bank of England before getting our teeth stuck into US inflation data due tomorrow. We ponder its implications for the market and why it matters to the Fed.

 

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Jeffrey Halley

Jeffrey Halley

With more than 30 years of FX experience – from spot/margin trading and NDFs through to currency options and futures – Jeffrey Halley is OANDA’s senior market analyst for Asia Pacific, responsible for providing timely and relevant macro analysis covering a wide range of asset classes. He has previously worked with leading institutions such as Saxo Capital Markets, DynexCorp Currency Portfolio Management, IG, IFX, Fimat Internationale Banque, HSBC and Barclays. A highly sought-after analyst, Jeffrey has appeared on a wide range of global news channels including Bloomberg, BBC, Reuters, CNBC, MSN, Sky TV, Channel News Asia as well as in leading print publications including the New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, among others. He was born in New Zealand and holds an MBA from the Cass Business School.


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