- 12th June: CNBC
With more political risk in the U.K. going forward, a move in the currency to $1.21 cannot be discounted, says Tony Boyadjian, Compass Global Markets. - 23rd May: CNBC
Tony Boyadjian from Compass Global Markets says the worsening debt outlook in China will have an impact on major currencies. - 7th May: CNBC
Recent suggestions that the ECB could raise rates before December is very bullish for the euro, says Tony Boyadjian of Compass Global Markets. - 24th April: Bloomberg
Tony Boyadjian, senior vice president at Compass Global Markets, discusses the results of the French election and its impact on the ECB’s monetary policy. - 10th April: CNBC
Tony Boyadjian, Compass Global Markets, says safe-haven trades have prevailed on the back of geopolitical conflict. - 28th March: Bloomberg
Tony Boyadjian, senior vice president of foreign exchange at Compass Global Markets, discusses the U.S. dollar and his call on sterling and the euro. - 20th March: CNBC
Tony Boyadjian of Compass Global Markets says the dollar will correct lower this week due to questions remaining over the number of interest rate hikes ahead. - 7th March: Bloomberg
Compass Global Markets Vice President Tony Boyadjian discusses his outlook for the Aussie dollar, Reserve Bank of Australia policy and talks about the yuan. - 26th February: CNBC
The markets will be keeping an eye on President Trump’s address before Congress for details on tax reform, says Tony Boyadjian, SVP of Compass Global Markets. - 13th February: CNBC
Tony Boyadjian, SVP at Compass Global Markets, says he expects the Fed to stick to its previous assessment that 3 rate hikes are in order this year. - 12th January: Bloomberg
Tony Boyadjian, senior vice president of foreign exchange at Compass Global Markets, discusses the outlook for emerging-market currencies with Bloomberg’s Yousef Gamal El-Din and Shery Ahn on “Bloomberg Markets: Middle East.” - 5th January: CNBC
Pro-growth U.S. policies will cause the dollar to continue its surge at the expense of emerging markets, says Tony Boyadjian at Compass Global Markets.
- 20th December: CNBC
The Trump rally will push the dollar higher, says Tony Boyadjian at Compass Global Markets. - 5th December: CNBC
Tony Boyadjian, Compass Global Markets, weighs in on the impact of the pro-U.S. growth trend on the dollar. - 14th November: CNBC
Expected inflationary economic policies and a December Fed rate hike signal a firm dollar, says Compass Global Markets’ Tony Boyadjian. - 24th October: CNBC
Mario Draghi is likely to let the euro fall in a bid to boost inflation in the Eurozone, says Tony Boyadjian, SVP at Compass Global Markets. - 19th October: CNBC
The Aussie dollar has seen a correction in prices every time it comes up to the 0.77 level against the USD, says Compass Global Markets’ Scott Cavanough. - 21st September: CNBC
The Fed will have a one-and-done rate hike in December or early in 2017 which should cap dollar’s strength, says Compass Global Markets’ Tony Boyadjian. - 20th September: CNBC
The yen will remain strong against the dollar because the BOJ has a limited amount of JGBs to purchase, says Compass Global Markets’ Scott Cavanough. - 15th August: CNBC
Compass Global Markets’ Scott Cavanough says the yen has outperformed most major currencies and is set to weaken. - 9th August: CNBC
Japan’s stronger-than-expected machinery orders are just an aberration, says Compass Global Markets’ Tony Boyadjian. - 1st August: CNBC
Weak 2Q GDP and poor consumer confidence are not supportive of a Fed rate hike till next year, says Compass Global Markets’ Forex SVP, Tony Boyadjian.” - 6th July: Bloomberg
Tony Boyadjian, senior vice president of foreign exchange at Compass Global Markets, discusses the outlook for the Australian dollar, the impact of Brexit on the Bank of England and the outlook for the pound. He speaks to Bloomberg’s Angie Lau on “Trending Business.” - 21st June: Bloomberg
Tony Boyadjian, Compass Global Markets’ Senior VP of foreign exchange, discusses the possibility of a Brexit with Bloomberg’s Rishaad Salamat on “Trending Business.” - 7th June: CNBC
The Australian dollar could retest $0.77 levels before coming down on Fed rate hike expectations, says Compass Global Markets’s Tony Boyadjian. - 1st June: CNBC
The dollar should benefit from upward revisions to business inventory data and robust retail sales, says Compass Global Markets’ FX SVP, Tony Boyadjian. - 30th May: CNBC
Mixed economic data will force the Fed to raise rates in July, not June as per market consensus, notes Scott Cavanough of Compass Global Markets. - 19th April: CNBC
After a move towards $30, oil could rise above the $40 mark in the long-term, notes Tony Boyadjian, senior vice president of foreign exchange at Compass Global Markets. - 3rd April: CNBC
The dollar is set to recover on expectations of one Fed hike this year and further easing in Europe and Japan, says Compass Global Markets’s Scott Cavanough. - 23rd March: CNBC
The Fed will likely hike in June, pushing the dollar up and forcing markets to rethink the Fed’s stance, says Compass Global Markets’ Tony Boyadjian. - 21st March: CNBC
The dollar index will have support around the 95 handle, as the euro and the yen are expected to weaken more, says Scott Cavanough from Compass Global Markets. - 15th March: CNBC
Michael Sarpi from Compass Global Markets says in the longer term, it’s a combination of other factors that will boost Japan’s economy. - 1st March: CNBC
The EUR/USD pair will find support at lower levels, says Tony Boyadjian from Compass Global Markets. - 1st March: CNBC
Andrew Su from Compass Global Markets says oil producers are taking steps to impact supply and prices will start to rise. - 15th February: CNBC
There’s a 5 percent chance of a Fed hike in March, and 20 percent chance in June, says Tony Boyadjian from Compass Global Markets. - 18th January: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO of Compass Global Markets, says the oil market will likely find a floor around $23 a barrel and rally above $30 a barrel. - 12th January: CNBC
Michael Sarpi, chief operating officer at Compass Markets, says the dollar/yuan cross could hit 7 by this year, as dollar strength continues.
- 7th September: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO of Compass Global Markets, says the weakness in the Aussie dollar is an “overreaction” to China-related woes and expects the currency to hit 75 U.S. cents in the following weeks.
- 15th June: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO of Compass Global Markets, says markets have priced in the possibility of Saudi Arabia increasing its production so it is unlikely for oil prices to fall below $50 a barrel.
- 4 May: CNBC
After overshooting on the downside, commodity prices will likely consolidate and rise slightly this quarter, with copper being the first to recover, says Andrew Su, CEO of Compass Global Markets. - 08 January: CNBC
“There is still a glut in supply amid increasing production from various countries… but i think what has happened is that it’s oversold on a fundamental basis,” Andrew Su, CEO of Compass Global Markets, told CNBC this week. - 05 January: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO of Compass Global Markets, expects oil prices to consolidate above $50 a barrel this quarter despite soft fundamentals remaining.
- 15 December: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO at Compass Global Markets, says oil prices could continue to tank and hit $52 a barrel soon. He later discusses how the FOMC meeting could impact commodity prices. - 24 November: CNBC
Tracking the possibility of an OPEC output cut:Andrew Su, CEO at Compass Global Markets, outlines his expectations for the upcoming OPEC meeting and explains how that will move oil prices. - 06 October: CNBC
How ugly will gold’s sell off get?: Andrew Su, CEO, Compass Global Markets, who is “aggressively buying” gold at current levels, has a brighter outlook for the previous metal. - 06 October: CNBC
Aussie dollar poised for rebound this week: Andrew Su, CEO at Compass Global Markets, expects the Australian dollar to see strong gains this week and remain between 88 to 92 cents against the U.S. dollar until year-end. - 07 September: CNBC
Expect declines in crude oil prices soon: A preliminary CNBC brent survey shows 48 percent of participants bullish on oil this trading week. Andrew Su, CEO at Compass Global Markets, explains why he disagrees. - 23 July: CNBC
Jim Devonport, corporate client manager at Compass Global Markets, doesn’t see quite as sharp declines. He expects the kiwi dollar will edge lower to $0.85 on domestic factors such as weaker dairy prices, noting that losses will be capped by demand for the currency by yield chasers. - 15 July: CNBC
Keagan York, Head of FX Strategy, Compass Global Markets, expects investors to continue buying into the Aussie dollar which may strengthen to $0.95 to $0.97 against the U.S. dollar next year. - 15 June: CNBC
The crisis in Iraq will spur safe-haven bids in the U.S dollar and the Japanese yen, says Andrew Su, CEO of Compass Global Markets - 07 June: Australian Financial Review
Cashed-Up Chinese Students Turn to Australia: Compass Global Markets chief executive Andrew Su says many of his clients choose Australia for the time zone, which makes it relatively easy to keep a handle on business in one country while living in the other.
- 20 March: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO of Compass Global Markets, says cautious outlook for the U.S. and instability in Europe will lift gold prices to the 1,500 level by the middle of this year. - 19 February: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO at Compass Global Markets, explains why he thinks Wednesday’s peak in oil prices are temporary and is expecting prices to recede to $95 a barrel by the end of the first-half. - 06 January: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO of Compass Global Markets says he sees a lot of bullish factors ahead for gold this year.
- 10 December: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO at Compass Global Markets, explains his bullish call on the precious metal. - 08 August: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO at Compass Global Markets discusses how investors should be playing metals and crude ahead of China’s closely-watched inflation and industrial output data. - 27 June: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO of Compass Global Markets says even though gold is cheap at the moment, he’s waiting to see some price consolidation before entering the market. - June 24: Bloomberg
Compass Global Markets’ CEO Andrew Su discusses the outlook for currencies with Zeb Eckert on Bloomberg Television’s “First Up.”
- 12 June: Bloomberg
Compass Global’s Keagan York discusses the outlook for the currency market with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television’s “On The Move Asia.” - 30 May: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO of Compass Global Markets says OPEC producers can’t ignore rising U.S. output for much longer and will have to reduce production soon. - 17 March: Bloomberg
Compass Global Markets Head of Forex Strategy Keagan York discusses the banking concerns in Cyprus. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television’s “On the Move Asia.” - 11 March: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO at Compass Global Markets, says the growth of shale oil production in the U.S. will force WTI prices down to $75 per barrel by the end of the second quarter. - 11 February: Bloomberg
Compass Global Markets’ Keagan York discusses the on Bloomberg Television’s “On The Move Asia.” - 06 February: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO, Compass Global Markets sees gold prices breaking through $1,900 very rapidly when U.S. debt ceiling talks and uncertainties in Europe come back into play in the next few months. - 21 january: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO, Compass Global Markets says the economic picture in the U.S. and Europe will worsen, which will lead WTI prices to retreat drastically in the next few months. - 01 January: CNBC
Andrew Su, CEO, Compass Global Markets says every other commodity market will experience significant falls this year. He expects gold prices to reach record highs in the next few quarters.
- 16 November: Bloomberg
Andrew Su, the Sydney based chief executive officer of Compass Global Markets, talks about the outlook for the yen. He also discusses his expectations for Bank of Japan monetary policy with Zeb Eckert on Bloomberg Television’s “First Up.” - 06 June: Bloomberg
Andrew Su, Chief Executive Officer of Compass Global Markets, talks to Bloomberg’s Linzie Janis about the Australian Dollar, the Yen and the Euro crisis. - 19 April: Bloomberg
Keagan York, head of foreign-exchange strategy at Compass Global Markets, talks about the outlook for the euro and yen. He speaks from Sydney with Caroline Hyde on Bloomberg Television’s “First Look.” - February 24: Bloomberg
Andrew Su, chief executive officer of Compass Global Markets in Sydney, talks about the outlook for global currencies and his trading strategy. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television’s “On the Move Asia.” - February 15: Bloomberg
Andrew Su, chief executive officer of Compass Global Markets in Sydney, talks about the outlook for the European sovereign debt crisis and its implications for global financial markets. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television’s “On the Move Asia.” - 08 February: Bloomberg
Keagan York, the Sydney-based head of foreign-exchange strategy at Compass Global Markets, talks about the euro and the Australian dollar. Keagan also discusses the U.S. dollar. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television’s “On the Move Asia.”
- 22 December: Bloomberg
“I think we’re still at the beginning of the crisis and nowhere near towards the end,” said Keagan York, the Sydney- based head of foreign-exchange strategy at Compass Global Markets. “The ECB loans operation was only a temporary measure to get some liquidity back into the markets. You’ll see the Aussie start to drift back off.” - 2nd November: Bloomberg
Keagan York, head of foreign-exchange strategy at Compass Global Markets, talks about Europe’s sovereign debt crisis and its implications for global currencies. York speaks from Sydney with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television’s “On the Move Asia.” - 20 September: Bloomberg
Andrew Su, chief executive officer of Compass Global Markets in Sydney, talks about global currencies. Su also discusses Standard & Poor’s downgrade of Italy’s credit rating, and Federal Reserve monetary policy. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television’s “On the Move Asia.” - 26 July: Bloomberg
Keagan York, head of foreign-exchange strategy at Compass Global Markets, discusses the outlook for the Australian dollar, British pound and gold. York, speaking from Sydney with Mark Barton on Bloomberg Television’s “First Look,” also talks about the U.S. debt-ceiling debate. - 18 July: Bloomberg
Keagan York, head of foreign exchange strategy at Compass Global Markets, talks about global currencies. York also discusses Europe’s sovereign debt crisis and the stress tests of the region’s banks, and the deficit-reduction negotiations between the White House and congressional leaders. He speaks from Sydney with Susan Li on Bloomberg Television’s “First Up.” - 16 June: Bloomberg
Keagan York, head of foreign exchange strategy at Compass Global Markets, talks about the impact of Greece’s debt crisis on the euro and the global economy. York speaks from Sydney with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television’s “On the Move Asia.”
