NEWS: Daiwa comments on the easiest reflation trade right now May 11, 2021 at 01:45AM

NEWS: Daiwa comments on the easiest reflation trade right now May 11, 2021 at 01:45AM

Snippet commentary via Daiawa Securities
Quotes via Reuters.
Well, commodities are kicking goals right now. CAD the big winner in past weeks in the commodity currency sphere. The Bank of Canada played a role in this with its indication it’d be head of other DM central banks in tapering.

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Snippet commentary via Daiawa Securities Quotes via Reuters. Well, commodities are kicking goals right now. CAD the big winner in past weeks in the commodity currency sphere. The Bank of Canada played a role in this with its indication it’d be head of other DM central banks in tapering.

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Snippet commentary via Daiawa Securities
Quotes via Reuters.
Well, commodities are kicking goals right now. CAD the big winner in past weeks in the commodity currency sphere. The Bank of Canada played a role in this with its indication it’d be head of other DM central banks in tapering.