FX Markets
A service for investors who are either managing risk, or who are looking to enhance their returns by actively taking on foreign exchange risk, FX Markets offers in-depth coverage of more than 30 advanced and emerging market currencies, focusing on the underlying macroeconomic drivers of foreign exchange markets.
The subscription to this service includes 2-3 emailed publications a week, access to our online research archive and our economists, and the opportunity to attend our conferences, forums and webinars.
- Timely, clear and concise research.
- Unique, independent forecasts.
- Rapid responses, concise summations and detailed analysis.
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Featured Economists
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Jonas Goltermann
Deputy Chief Markets Economist
Jonas Goltermann is the Deputy Chief Markets Economist at Capital Economics and heads up the FX Markets service. Jonas joined Capital Economics in 2019 from ING Wholesale Banking, where he worked in the Global Macro Research team. Before that, he worked as an economist at the Bank of England and the UK government’s Department for International Development. He holds degrees from Northwestern University, the University of Edinburgh, and the College of Europe.
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Jonathan Petersen
Senior Markets Economist
Jonathan Petersen joined Capital Economics in October 2020 and is a Markets Economist in the Global Markets team. He joined from Vanguard’s economic research team, where he specialized in currencies and global trade. Before that, he was a strategy consultant in Deloitte Consulting’s mergers and acquisitions practice. He holds an undergraduate degree in Economics and Corporate Strategy from Boston College and a masters degree in Economics from the University of Edinburgh.
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James Reilly
Assistant Economist
James is an Assistant Economist on our Markets desk, contributing to the Global Markets, FX Markets and Capital Daily services. He joined the company in 2021, having previously worked within the Multi-Asset division of Schroders. James's coverage of financial markets has ranged from the impact of quantitative tightening on US bonds and equities to the implications of a weaker renminbi for EM currencies. His work is often picked up by leading global media outlets including The Economist, Bloomberg, and Reuters. James has a degree in Economics from the University of Bath.
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Bradley Saunders
Assistant Economist
Bradley Saunders joined Capital Economics in September 2022 as an Assistant Economist on the graduate training scheme. He writes primarily for the FX service, but also contributes towards our Global Markets and Capital Daily services. Prior to this, Bradley worked with the Commodities team, covering energy, metals, and agriculturals markets. He holds a degree in Economics from the University of Bath.