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Caution: Trends In The Foreign Exchange Market
The recent themes in the foreign exchange market continued last week. On the one hand, the dollar-bloc currencies and Norwegian krona trended higher, while the euro, and especially the yen, traded... 
Via Talk Markets
The Evolving Role of the Renminbi in Global Finance
International investors currently have little incentive or ability to hold renminbi in large balances and consequently have liquidity concerns.This limits the renminbi and the economy of China as a... 
Via Talk Markets
Gold And Silver In The Middle Of A Monetary World War
You probably don't know Zoltan Pozsar. A young financial prodigy, who was recruited out of university by the Federal Reserve of NY. It has become “the” master of what is known as “Shadow banking”,... 
Via Talk Markets
Will Saudi Arabia Ditch The US Dollar?
There are numerous articles mentioning that Saudi Arabia may use the Yuan, China’s domestic currency, for its oil exports. 
Via Talk Markets
Market Briefing For Thursday, March 17
Inspiring determination to resist Putin's aggression, matters to markets, it also matters to nations, and importantly to principles that unite people, even in our own country. 
Via Talk Markets
A Petroyuan Would Be a Kick in the Gut for the Dollar
In another blow for dollar dominance, Saudi Arabia is reportedly considering pricing at least some of its Chinese oil sales in yuan. 
Via Talk Markets
China: Two Sessions Sets A Lower GDP Growth Target
This year's Two Sessions' government work report set a lower growth target, and highlights employment as the top challenge. The growth engine of infrastructure investments is confirmed. 
Via Talk Markets
The Decoupling Of The US Dollar-Yuan Relationship?
In the past, US dollar and Chinese yuan used to move inversely. Recently, that has not been the case. Dollar is appreciating, and so is yuan. Are the bilateral currencies decoupling? 
Via Talk Markets
China's Fintech Specialist Sees Digital Yuan Challenging US Dollar
Via Benzinga
European Currencies Continue To Bear The Brunt
The UK-based research group NISER estimated that world output will be cut by 1% next year or $1 trillion, and global inflation will be boosted by three percentage points this year and two next. 
Via Talk Markets
The Dollar And Yen's Safe Haven Appeal Slackens
Russia's invasion of Ukraine overwhelmed other drivers of the foreign exchange market. When everything was said and done last week, the odds of a 50 bp hike by the Federal Reserve in the middle of... 
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War Fears Continue To Ripple Through The Capital Markets
Fear of a Russian invasion of Ukraine, spurred by comments from US officials triggered a dramatic market reaction ahead of the weekend, and it has continued today. 
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The Return Of The Bond Vigilantes Halted By Warning That The Russian Invasion May Be In Days
For years, people have asked about the bond vigilantes, the reputed defenders of hard money. They have come out of hibernation, stirred higher inflation in most places. 
Via Talk Markets
Risk Appetites Remain Fragile
Asia Pacific centers, including China, Taiwan, and South Korea were closed today, but Japan, Hong Kong, and India rose by more than 1%. Europe's Stoxx 600 had a 4 week drop in tow, is up around 0.6%,... 
Via Talk Markets
Technicals: Dollar Looks Good, But...
The aggressiveness the market now sees from Fed tightening, underpinned the dollar, while the 2–10-year yield curve flattened to levels last seen in November 2020. 
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Federal Reserve And Bank Of Canada Meet As Risk Appetites Stabilize
After a slow and mixed start in Asia, where Australia and India are on holiday, equity markets have turned higher. US futures are snapping back too, with the S&P 500 popping more than 1% and Nasdaq by... 
Via Talk Markets
Stock Slide Continues
Equity markets are fragile after last week's rout, while bond markets have extended their recovery. The dollar is mostly firmer to start the new week. 
Via Talk Markets
Dollar Comes Back Offered
The interest rate adjustment continues as the US 10-year Treasury yield firmed to test 1.90%, and the 2% target comes into view. The German 10-year yield poked above zero for the first time since May... 
Via Talk Markets
Is The Dollar Due For A Bounce?
The US dollar had one of its worst weeks in a few months. Although there has been some talk about the historical pattern of weakness after the first Fed hike in a cycle, many participants were... 
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China Sends A Message With Weakest Yuan Fixing Relative To Expectations In Over A Month
With a handful of exceptions, the yuan has been fixed well below expectations for much of the past 4 months. 
Via Talk Markets
The Greenback Has Abruptly Fallen Out Of Favor
The 7% December CPI print did not prevent the dollar from weakening broadly. The Dollar Index fell by 0.65%, the largest decline since late November. The 10-year yield rose by less than a basis point... 
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Treasury Yields Continue To Move Higher
The new week does not mean new forces. The dollar is recouping some of what it lost ahead of the weekend after the disappointing US jobs growth, but yields continue to rise and many risk assets,... 
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USD Finishes Heavily, But Yields Continue To Rise, And CPI Lies Ahead
Last week's dollar gains were pared after the disappointing establishment job growth in December of 199k. That was less than half of what was expected. 
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Could It Be Another Buy The Rumor Sell The Fact For The Dollar On The US Jobs Report?
The focus is on the US employment report today to culminate a week that has seen a sharp backing up of interest rates, egged on by what were seen as hawkish FOMC minutes. US equities, especially tech,... 
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Fed's Minutes Roils Markets
The minutes from last month's FOMC meeting seemed to imply a more aggressive Federal Reserve that rippled through the capital markets, spurring a sell-off in stocks and bonds and helping to lift the US... 
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How Every Asset Class, Currency, And S&P 500 Sector Performed In 2021
After the volatility of 2020, the majority of asset classes in 2021 saw positive returns as the world reopened for business. The Fed's accommodative monetary policy, supply chain struggles, and high... 
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Quiet Start To New Year
The New Year begins slowly. Japan, mainland China, Australia, New Zealand, and the UK markets remain closed. While Hong Kong shares traded heavily, Taiwan, South Korea, and India moved higher. 
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Leading Banks Forecast For 2022: JPY, GBP, CAD, AUD, CHF, SEK, CNH
The positive GDP gap is also called the inflation gap, because it indicates that the growth of aggregate demand outstrips the growth of aggregate supply and accelerates inflation. According to the IMF,... 
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Is China Signaling Imminent Devaluation: PBOC Fixes Yuan Weaker Than Expected For Record 15th Consecutive Day
The PBOC set the daily reference rate at 6.3692 per dollar, weaker than the estimated 6.3688 with a surveyed range from 6.3676 to 6.3711. 
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Bulls Shrug Off Bout of Profit-Taking, Greenback Poised to Rally into Year-End
The dollar recovered from the bout of profit-taking seen after the FOMC largely confirmed market expectations to post a weekly advance against all the major and most emerging market currencies. 
Via Talk Markets
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