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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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Emerging Markets: Week Ahead Preview - Sunday, July 22
When all is said and done we think Fed policy remains unaffected and so we remain negative on EM FX. Also, global trade tensions remain high after Trump threatened tariffs on all Chinese imports entering the US.
It Was Supposed To Be A Quiet Week
It was supposed to be a quiet week. The economic data and event calendar was light. There are three featured events, and none would likely disrupt the markets much.
US As Revisionist Power Remains Biggest Risk For Investors
Trump complained about "China, the EU and others have been manipulating their currencies and interest rates lower." He went on to double down on his dissatisfaction with higher US rates, claiming that it is countering his efforts to speed growth
Emerging Markets: What Changed - Friday, July 20
President Trump threatened US tariffs on $500 million of Chinese imports. Many now fear that China will use the yuan exchange rate as a weapon in the trade war, but we downplay that notion.
Dollar Consolidates After Trump Wades In
The US dollar is little changed but mostly softer as the week draws to a close.
Euro, Yen, And Equities: Reviewed
Many investors and observers speculate about the relationship between the dollar and equities.
Greenback Extends Gains
The US dollar is extending its recent gains against most of the world's currencies.
Uranium: A More Compelling Case For National Security
The relationship between national security and trade has not been well developed in trade law.
Greenback Extends Gains--For Now
After softening in Europe yesterday, the dollar recovered in the North American session with the help of assurances by Fed Chair Powell who reaffirmed the path gradual path despite clear recognition that tariffs threaten wages and growth.
Fed Raising Rates, But Yields Still Negative
The yield on the 3-month US Treasury bill is pushing above 2% today.
Globalization Is More Than Pax Americana
The first doubts over the future of globalization were expressed after 9-11.
Dollar On Back Foot Ahead Of Powell
The US dollar eased in Asia session and the European morning. The greenback had appeared technically vulnerable, and the economic news stream is light.
Two-Year Rate Differentials
The US two-year yield edged to a new multi-year high today above 2. 60%.
Dollar Softens A Little As Market Awaits Developments
The US dollar is slightly softer against most of the major currencies but is in narrow ranges ahead of today's key events, which include US retail sales and the debate in the UK parliament over Brexit.
For The Millionth Time: Investors Exaggerate Trade Tensions At Their Own Peril
Stock prices are not the end all and be all, but the rally in global equities stands in stark contrast to the cries that the sky is falling.
Dollar Is Both Range-Bound And Trending
Our reading of the dollar's technical condition warned that the downside correction that had begun in late June had more room to run. However, after initial weakness at the start of the week, it trended higher until hours before the weekend.
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