Global markets are focused on impending US inflation data amid weak equity sentiment. Meanwhile, political developments in Peru and Malaysia are driving notable idiosyncratic currency moves in emerging markets.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Global equities are lower as markets await US CPI data, which is expected to show the highest YoY headline inflation in three years.
- 2.The Peruvian Sol (PEN) rallied on betting markets favoring a Keiko Fujimori victory in the presidential election.
- 3.The Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) is under pressure due to domestic political uncertainty and rising fiscal deficit concerns.
Table of Contents
- Americas FX Morning Bullets
- Currencies Global
- Disclaimer & Disclosures
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Authors
Nick AndrewsClyde WardleJoseph IncalcaterraJingyang Chen
Securities
USDPEN
Themes
Monetary Policy TighteningEmerging Market Political Risk
Regions
GlobalAsia PacificEuropeUnited StatesPeruMalaysia