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Marc Chandler has been covering the global capital markets in one fashion or another for more than 25 years, working at economic consulting firms and global investment banks. Chandler attended North Central College for undergraduate work, where he majored in political science and the humanities. ...more

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US Dollar Pullback May Continue In North America
As seems often to be the case a counter-trend move began in the foreign exchange market on Tuesday and continued into Asia today.
A (Short) Reprieve For China While The Dollar Stays Firm
The small gains in China's Shanghai Composite and the yuan is helping sentiment today.
China And European Woes Weigh On Equities But Buoy The Dollar
The markets are having a rough adjustment to the return of the Chinese markets after the week-long holiday.
Has An Inflection Point Been Reached For Investors?
The move toward 3.25% on the 10-year yield has stretched conditions, and near-term consolidation shouldn't surprise. Investors should be prepared for higher interest rates. The 10-year average yield over the past decade was surpassed 8 months ago.
Beware: Dollar's Technical Condition Is Stretched, Look Out For Reversals
The US dollar advanced against most of the major currencies last week, with Brexit hopes on the upswing, helping sterling to be the only major currency to resist the pressure.
September Jobs Miss Made Up By Strong Revision
The US economy grew a disappointing 134k jobs last month. It is weakest job creation this year.
US Jobs Data Will Test Dollar Bulls And Bond Bears
The US dollar is firmer against most of the major and emerging market currencies. The yen and sterling are resisting the pressure, while the South African rand and Russian rouble are paring some of this week's declines.
Great Graphic: Dollar's Role
It is often pointed out that the dollar's role in the world economy is greater than its share of the world's GDP.
Dollar Consolidates Gains While Yields Continue To Rise
The US dollar is consolidating yesterday's gains against most of the major currencies, though the dollar bloc is underperforming. Bond yields are moving higher, and equities are lower.
Euro, Sterling And Yen Stabilize, While Antipodean Currencies Extend Losses
The US dollar is narrowly mixed against the major currencies. The dollar-bloc currencies are softer, with the Australian and New Zealand dollars pushed lower by poor data.
Greenback Advances
The US dollar is rising against most of the major and emerging market currencies. The Swiss franc and the Japanese yen are the exceptions and are holding their own.
A Word About The Q2 COFER Report
The IMF reports the most authoritative currency allocation of global reserves at the end of every quarter with a quarter delay.
NAFTA Deal Struck, Softer EMU Mfg PMI, And Firm Greenback Starts Week
The Canadian dollar and Mexican peso are extending its pre-weekend gains on news that a new NAFTA deal (US-Mexico-Canada Agreement USMCA) has been struck.
Drivers: The Week Ahead
Four events stand out in the first week of October: the situation in Italy, UK Prime Minister May's speech at the Tory Party Conference, the EMU PMI, and the US jobs data.
Fed And Italy Lift Dollar Tone
We had anticipated that the dollar's downside correction against the European currencies was over or nearly so and looked for the dollar to find better traction. The Dollar Index held above the previous week's low.
Dollar Remains Firm While Italy Is Punished
The US dollar's post-Fed gains have been extended, though the upside momentum appears to be stalling. Japan's Nikkei advanced 1.35% on the back of the yen's declines and reached its highest level since 1991.
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