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egistered representative use only. Not for public viewing or distribution. Wealth Management: For client use. Economics Foreign Exchange Rates FX Daily An update to our EUR/USD view (and forget QE, think QT) Our bearish EUR/USD view since last year has relied on two major forces: large-scale Euro

23 July 2015 FX Daily: An update to our EUR/US0 view (and forget QE, think CT) to or inspired by the contents of this publication. The risk of loss in futures trading and

lster AUD. One of the other key drivers of our resilient-AUD view has been the expectation of ongoing mining-related FDI inflows (see for instance FX Daily: On-Hold RBA Lifts AUD, But FDI Inflows And G3 Policy Remain Key Supports, 5 March 2013). Despite recent negativity on the mining investment outlo

ing: Global Weekly Insights — Larry Adam, our US Wealth Management CIO, gives a brief US macro update and his views on the Chinese equity markets. FX Daily — Co-Head of FX Research, George Saravelos, revisits his bearish EUR/USD view in light of large-scale European capital outflows and an impending Fe