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Proactive Comments ahead of Fed Meeting: Saxo Bank

“Some of the private data (ADP payrolls) suggests a deceleration in the labor market and up-to-date weekly data on continuing claims suggests that those out of work are having a hard time finding work, while there is widespread evidence of credit stress for many Americans (delinquencies on credit card and auto debt). The government shutdown […]
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Fed Sparks Rally: Markets Expect a December Cut as Data, Deals, and AI Shine- Insights from Saxo Bank

Macro headlines   Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller backs a December interest‑rate cut amid labour‑market concerns and expects a meeting‑by‑meeting approach from January, while futures put the odds at about 70% for the 9–10 December meeting. San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly backs cutting rates next month amid a deteriorating labour market she sees as […]
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Commodities Report: Commodities show leadership as hard assets outperform an unsettled macro landscape – Insights from Saxo Bank

Commodities are turning in one of their strongest weeks of the year, in the process outperforming equities, bonds, crypto and most alternative assets. The reopening of the US government sets a flood of delayed economic data in motion while Fed speakers rein in expectations for near-term rate cuts, pressuring tech and growth assets. Precious metals […]
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MENA Traders Crown AI and Trump Policies as Top Investment Strategy Drivers for Q4 2025, Saxo Bank Report reveals

Over 80% of respondents surveyed in the MENA region are shaping their strategies around US political policies and artificial intelligence, signalling a heightened awareness of global developments. The top two leading factors shaping investment decisions this quarter are President Trump’s policies, cited by 83% of respondents, followed closely by AI at 79%. These findings
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Commodities weekly: Debasement fears the latest focus fuelling demand for gold and silver – Saxo Bank

Gold’s breakout above USD 4,000 and silver’s return to levels unseen since 1980 have once again placed monetary debasement at the heart of the commodity narrative. The word, once confined to history books, has re-emerged in market vocabulary as faith in fiat currencies erodes under the weight of chronic deficits, politicised monetary policy, and falling […]
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Gold trades sharply lower after reaching another record high overnight – Comments from Ole Hansen, Saxo Bank

“Gold trades sharply lower after reaching another record high overnight. The nervously anticipated correction appears underway, triggered by end-of-month profit-taking and the onset of China’s Golden Week holiday, which typically removes a major source of physical demand from the market. The metal has rallied nearly 15% since Jackson Hole, supported by lower