Asian markets are experiencing a relief rally on potential US-Iran nuclear deal progress, though focus remains on high precautionary energy demand and emerging risks like El-Nino.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Optimism regarding a US-Iran deal has led to a weaker US Dollar and generally stronger Asian currencies.
- 2.Precautionary energy demand has spiked in Asia, particularly in Thailand, Vietnam, and India, as they secure energy supplies outside the US.
- 3.Three primary risks facing Asia FX and rates are a potential 'Super El-Nino', unexpected Fed rate hikes, and rising domestic policy uncertainty.
Table of Contents
- Market Highlights
- Ahead Today
- Indicative Rates
- Disclaimer
- Certification
- Disclaimers
- Legal entities and branches
- General disclosures
- Country and region specific disclosures
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Authors
Michael Wan
Securities
CO1USDTHBUSDIDRXAU
Themes
Energy Security in AsiaGeopolitical De-escalation
Regions
Asia PacificMiddle EastThailandIndiaVietnam
