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Global FX weekly

Finvaulta tracks 7 editions of Global FX weekly from Bank of America, published between July 17, 2026 and October 2, 2026. Each edition is summarized on its own page.

Latest edition · October 2, 2026

BofA Global FX weekly Déjà EUR 2026 10 02

BofA highlights ongoing USD strength and EURUSD vulnerability as the cross knocks on year-to-date lows amid widening OAT-Bund spreads and front-end repricing. In EM FX, selective value is emerging post-sell-off in PHP, KRW, and TWD, while the team initiates a short MXN/CLP position driven by monetary policy divergence.

The Global FX Weekly highlights that the USD retains near-term upward momentum across heatmap, option flow, and quant technical metrics, while EUR/USD remains vulnerable near YTD lows, tracking OAT-Bund spread widening. In broader G10 FX, EUR/CHF has cracked under French contagion and global yield curve steepening, GBP demonstrates resilience thanks to solid FDI and BoE QT changes, and NOK/SEK appears stretched versus fundamentals. Across EM, despite aggregate EMFX remaining >10% overvalued on BEER models, expectations-adjusted value is opening up in North Asian and export currencies like PHP, KRW, and TWD. Strategists recommend shorting MXN/CLP as Chile hikes while Banxico pauses, while cautioning that IDR faces narrowing rate differentials and dwindling net foreign reserve buffers.

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Key takeaways from the latest edition

  • 1.EURUSD is testing year-to-date lows and trading tightly with front-end yield differentials and widening OAT-Bund spreads (-0.4% per 10bp spread widening), with quant models showing strong USD bullish continuation signals.
  • 2.Emerging Market FX is more than 10% overvalued in aggregate according to BEER models, but selective value is opening up after the sell-off, especially in PHP, KRW, and TWD when adjusted for macro expectations.
  • 3.In LatAm FX, BofA initiates a short MXN/CLP trade (entry 54.35, target 52.00) based on policy divergence: Banxico is decoupling from the Fed and staying on hold at 6.5% through 2027, while Chile's central bank is poised to hike 50bp to counter sticky inflation.

What this series covers

  • Key views, forecasts and latest trades
  • Week ahead
  • The view
  • G10 Themes
  • USD: Changing tides as midterms approach
  • EURUSD knocking on YTD lows
  • August CPI review: Softer CPI print, but underlying pressures persist
  • EM Themes
  • EMFX: More turbulence ahead
  • Sell MXN/CLP – While Mexico Takes a Siesta, Chile Goes Hiking
  • IDR faces headwind from narrowing rate-differentials
  • Frontier FX: After the rates storm
  • Quant & Vol Insights
  • Trade Recommendations G10
  • Trade Recommendations EM
  • World At A Glance Projections

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Editions tracked
7
First edition
July 17, 2026
Latest edition
October 2, 2026
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