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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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BOJ Stands Pat, Exit Draws Closer, While HK Liquidity Is Squeezed Easing Pressure On The Yuan
The Bank of Japan stood pat and revised its forecasts as it is seen drawing closer to another adjustment in policy, with the market still favoring an April timeframe.
China Equity Slump Continues, While Dollar Extends Consolidation
The foreign exchange market is quiet to start the new week.
Week Ahead: Too Early For Central Banks To Move, And Q4 GDP To Showcase US Economic Resilience
The preliminary University of Michigan's January survey showed rising consumer confidence and easing of one-year inflation expectations. The flash January PMIs will likely underscore that many large countries are struggling.
Quiet End To A Busy Week
The equity rally in North America yesterday, which saw the NASDAQ 100 set a new record-high seemed to help bourses in Asia Pacific today, led by a 2.6% jump in Taiwan.
Dollar Rally Pauses, But Fuel From Interest Rate Adjustment May Not Be Complete
This week's dollar surge is consolidating today. Interest rates have steadied, but the adjustment, which involves pushing the first rate from March toward June does not appear complete.
Stronger-Than-Expected UK CPI Helps Steady Sterling After Dollar Rally Extended
The sharp dollar advance is stabilizing after follow-through gains earlier today. A larger-than-expected rise in the UK's December CPI helped sterling recover from the push below $1.26, the lower end of a one-month trading range.
Greenback Surges As Rates Back Up
The US dollar is bid across the board and posting its best session of the month. It is up between about 0.5% (Canadian dollar) to almost 1.0% (Australian dollar) among the G10 currencies.
Week Ahead: Real Economy
Given the world's turmoil, including the escalation, and broadening of the conflict in the Middle East and China's continued aerial harassment of Taiwan ahead of the election, the capital and commodity markets have remained firm.
China Data Dump Keeps Market Looking For A Rate Cut Next Week
The mostly consolidative week for the US dollar continues. Most for the G10 currencies are +/- about 0.25% today and only a slightly wider range for the week.
Can The US CPI Break The Dollar Out Of Its Consolidation?
Stocks and bonds are trading higher, and the dollar is narrowly mixed ahead of the December US CPI report.
Don't Be Burned In The Churn
The broad consolidation in the dollar after the gyrations at the end of last week continues, and within it the greenback is a bit softer today.
The Dollar Goes Nowhere Quickly
The dollar continues to consolidate broadly after the dramatic price swings at the end of last week.
Week Ahead: Attention Turns Back To Inflation
The terribly mixed US jobs report spurred dramatic intraday swings in exchange and US interest rates. But at the close, the dollar was little changed against most major currencies, and expectations for Fed policy was nearly unchanged.
Greenback Is Bid Ahead Of The Jobs Report
The dollar is bid going into the December jobs report. After selling off at the end of last year, it has recovered this week.
Consolidative Tone Emerges Ahead Of Tomorrow's US Jobs And EMU CPI
After gaining for the past couple of sessions to open the New Year, the dollar is mostly softer today.
Holiday Moves Continue To Be Unwound
The dollar is firm. Rates are mostly higher and equities are lower. The moves scored in the holiday-thin markets at the end of last year are being unwound.
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