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Benefits of a consensus:
FX4casts consensus expectations cut through the
variability of individual forecasts to provide a standard of
reliability unmatched anywhere. Forecasts for 32 major currencies
are based on monthly input from currency strategists in 45
authoritative organizations such as Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank,
Credit Suisse – First Boston, Commerzbank and Citigroup.
Analysis made easy:
Every monthly issue provides summary tables for
cross-country comparisons as well as individual sections with tables
and forward-looking commentary for each of 32 industrial and
developing countries.
Weekly updates:
Significant intra-month developments and changes
in the outlook are covered every Wednesday for the United States,
Euro area, Japan and all countries with a currency that moved more
than 1% against the US dollar the previous week.
Measures forecasting risk:
FX4casts provides confidence intervals around
each consensus currency forecast so subscribers can compare the
direction and extent of the forecasting risks with the risk
tolerance of their individual organizations.
Global coverage:
In addition to providing forecasts and commentary for 32 industrial
and developing countries, FX4casts provides 3, 6 and 12-month
currency forecasts
updated monthly for 45 minor currencies.
Company-wide coverage:
Up to five people within each organization can
receive monthly issues and weekly updates as email attachments.
Also, email attachments can be forwarded to anyone at any location
within the company.
Superior accuracy:
In Survey Data on Exchange Rate Expectations,
Professors Jeffrey Frankel, Harvard, and Menzie Chinn, Univ. of
California, evaluated FX4casts consensus forecasts for 25 currencies
for 10 years. The summary says, “We find an ability in FX4casts
survey data to predict future movements in the exchange rates,
and in the right direction!”
FX4casts save subscribers time:
Timely and well-organized
forecasts and supporting information are all at the analysts’
fingertips and all in one place! No need to gather information from
a wide range of uncoordinated and often conflicting sources.
No extraneous text. No information overload
You never have to go searching again
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