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Dollar Firm, but Fundamentals may Challenge the Bulls





Outlook for the dollar and major foreign currencies in the week ahead.

 
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Macro View in 10 Bullet Points





a brief sketch.

 
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Five Questions Facing the Market





What is the outlook for Fed policy? Can Japanese officials stabilize the bond market? Is the ECB going to adopt a negative deposit rate? What are the latest inflation readings? Is the soft landing still intact for China?

 
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FX Price Action: What's Next?





Price action in the foreign exchange market.  Discuss.

 
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Japanese Corporates Are Not Yen Bears (any more)





The globalization of production makes corporate fx interests less clear. A Reuters survey finds Japanese corporates bearish the yen. Japanese investors also have not behaved as if they expect yen weakness to be sustained.

 
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Dollar Bull Run





A look mostly at prices in the currency market and the outlook.   

 
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Japan: Nothing Fails Like Success





Critics of Japanese policy worry about its potential failure, here is a discussion of what happens if it succeeds.

 
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Dollar Risks Consolidation Before Next Leg





The dollar rallied in the second half of last week, but looks set to consolidate first before extending the rally.  The yen was not the weakest major currency.  That dubious honor goes to the Australian dollar.  

 
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Two Drivers Lift Dollar, Pressure Yen





The yen is weak AND the dollar is strong. Two forces at work. Discuss.

 
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Short Note on Falling Yen





Why is the yen falling now and some thoughts about what's next.  

 
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ECB Shifting Balances





More thoughts on the ECB's balance sheet and why a negative deposit rate is unlikely.

 
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China Wrestles with Hot Money--from Locals





The main source of hot money going into China appears to be coming from Chinese businesses- banks and exporters. US is a net importer of capital. Japan has been net sellers of foreign bonds. Europe is experiencing net inflows.

 
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