Saxo Research Centre

Our analysts review and share their market outlook on various asset classes in this weekly webcast.

Saxo's Say : Macro Focus - 12 April
Asian Focus: China Q1 GDP to confirm slowing; Singapore rebound

 

Macro Focus - 22 March

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Saxo's Perspective

In the quarterly Saxo's Perspective, our experts share their market insights and predictions for 2012.


Strategy Team:

Andrew has over 30 years’ of experience in the global financial markets. At Saxo, he has developed his expertise in FX, short-term interest rate products and precious metals. Andrew is a regular contributor on CNBC, Bloomberg and Thomson Reuters.

Andrew Robinson,
Market Analyst

Jeffrey joined Saxo Bank in Copenhagen in 2005 with responsibilities for FX trading across the Asia-Pacific time zone, Jeffrey has used his broad experience in FX, Futures, Derivatives and Commodities to leverage Saxo’s profitability and increase synergies between Sales and Trading. Jeffrey is currently based in Saxo Capital Markets, Singapore.

Jeffrey Halley,
Head of FX Trading

A native of Denmark, Christoffer Moltke-Leth received his Msc in Macroeconomic from the University of Aarhus. He went on to hold a number of senior positions with Nordea, the largest bank in the region, working for its Investment Management and Securities divisions as the Equities expert. In 2001 Christoffer joined the Private Banking unit of Skandia, as Senior Financial Advisor.

Christoffer Moltke-Leth,
Head of Sales Trading, Asia Pacific

Saxo Research Reports

The MAS conducts its semi-annual review of monetary policy on 14 October amid a gloomy external outlook and a stubbornly-high inflation rate. This suggests a finely-balanced argument for the next policy step. Andrew reviews the possible scenarios/responses and likely market reactions.

  • Singapore MAS Preview: Is it time to join the easing club?

    Gold has hit a record high of US$1,603 an ounce in July. Learn the drivers behind the rise, and our outlook for the precious commodity in the months ahead.

  • The allure of Gold

    Current inflation data out of Asia suggests that the recent upward pressure may be tempered in the near-term. What has been the cause of the loss of upward momentum? Is it merely a base effect or have we actually turned the corner?

  • The Asian inflation worry - past or future?

    Steen Jakobsen, Visiting Chief Economist of Saxo Bank; and Andrew Robinson, Market Analyst of Saxo Capital Markets jointly published a report on China's economic outlook. The full report is as follows:

  • China, Still walking the tightrope between inflation and growth.

     

     

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