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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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Dog Days Of August 2018 Begin
With most of the major central bank meetings and important economic data out of the way, the dog days of August are upon us. In terms of drivers, players will have to look elsewhere for inspiration as market liquidity is likely not at its best.
Is The Dollar Breaking Out In August?
The US dollar appreciated against most major currencies over the past week. The Canadian dollar was the strongest of the majors, benefiting from better than expected May GDP and June merchandise trade shortfall a quarter of what was expected.
Emerging Markets: What Changed - Friday, August 3
In the EM equity space as measured by MSCI, Qatar (+6.7%), Egypt (+5.5%), and Hungary (+2.4%) have outperformed this week, while China (-4.9%), Hong Kong (-3.2%), and Singapore (-2.2%) have underperformed.
Greenback Remains Firm Ahead Of Jobs, JGBs Stabilize, Italian Debt Moves Into Spotlight
With the US threatening to escalate the trade conflict with China, many observers are trying to link it to the dollar's strength.
Great Graphic: Is Something Important Happening To Oil Prices?
Supply considerations may threaten a year-old trend line.
BOJ Surprises, BOE On Tap, Trade Worries Weigh On Stocks
The BOE is widely expected to join the Bank of Canada in raising rates. The BOJ signaled its willingness to accept greater volatility in its 10-year yield but surprised investors today by buying 5-10 year bonds. And more...
Fed Looks To September
There was little doubt in the market's collective mind that the Federal Reserve, which hiked rates in July, would stand pat today. It did not disappoint.
US To Squeeze China Through Pakistan
The US often struggles to convert its economic power into political outcomes, though President Trump has ramped up efforts to do precisely that.
Trade And Japan Drive Markets Ahead Of Stand Pat Fed
Investors recognize the risks to growth posed by the tariffs and counter-tariffs being imposed, but the way the US is going about it is also disconcerting.
Tensions Beyond Trade
Chinese officials do not seem to appreciate the extent of its isolation.
BOJ Prepares For QE Infinity
The Japanese yen has been sold following the adjustments to policy and outlook by the BOJ that will allow the unconventional policies continue for an "extended period of time."
USD Pushes Below CAD1.30
For the first time since mid-June, the US dollar has traded below CAD1.30. The greenback is weaker against all the major currencies.
Trump-Conte Meeting: More Political Theater
The highly touted trade truce between the US and Europe was political theater at its best. Europe will continue what it had been doing.
Equities, Bonds, And The Dollar Start Week Softer
The week's big events lie ahead. It is seen as the last important week before the dog days of summer when many participants will take holidays.
Emerging Markets: Week Ahead Preview For Sunday, July 29
EM FX enjoyed a respite from the ongoing selling pressures, with most currencies up on the week vs. the dollar. Best performers were CLP, MXN, and ZAR while the worst were TRY, CNY, and COP.
Three Central Bank Meetings And US Jobs Data
The week ahead sees three major central bank meetings and the US employment report. The Bank of Japan, the Federal Reserve, and the Bank of England meet in the week ahead. The outlook for the Federal Reserve is the most certain.
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