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Long Lost Bond Vigilantes Sighted, Gives Dollar Fillip
It is as if the bond vigilantes were pushed too far. US inflation is accelerating more than expected, and it cannot all be attributed to the base effect, and the Federal Reserve, to many investors, is... 
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Topics Bonds Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
The Dollar Stabilizes But Stocks, Not So Much
The markets remain on edge. Asia Pacific and US equities have yet to find stable footing, and inflation fears are elevated. The foreign exchange market has turned quiet as the dollar consolidates its... 
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The Dollar Remains on the Defensive
Last week's cyberattack on the largest US gasoline pipeline continues to lift oil and gasoline prices. The June gasoline futures gapped higher to extend last week's 2.4% but has subsequently moved... 
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Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
Dollar Breaks Down
The dollar was struggling to sustain upticks when the market anticipated a million new jobs were created in April. It was sold off in disappointment that only a quarter of the expected jobs... 
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US and Canadian Employment Reports Ahead of the Weekend
Ahead of a report that is expected to show that employment jumped by around a million in the US last month, the dollar remains lower on the week against all the major currencies and all but a handful... 
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Post-Holiday Blues in China While UK Sends Navy Vessels to Deter French Fisherman Blockade of Jersey
The JP Morgan Emerging Market Currency Index is posting gains for the third session this week. Gold is edging closer to $1800 again that held it back earlier this week. 
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The Commentariat Makes A Big Deal of Yellen's Comments, Markets Don't
Disappointing German, French, and Italian PMI reports helped send the euro to almost $1.1985, its lowest level in about two and a half weeks, and weighed on other regional currencies. 
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May Fourth Be With The Dollar
After seeing its pre-weekend gains pared yesterday, partly due to some disappointing data, the US bounced back today. 
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The Dollar Consolidates Pre-Weekend Advance
The capital markets are off to a cautious start of a week that features the central bank meetings in the UK, Australia, Norway, Poland, Czech, Turkey, and Brazil. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
The Dollar Can Build On The Pre-Weekend Gains
The US dollar traded heavily most of last week but rebounded ahead of the weekend, with some month-end flows impacting. The Japanese yen was a notable exception. The rise in US yields helped lift the... 
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US GDP: The V
The market's initial reaction to the Federal Reserve statement and the press conference was that it was dovish: the 10-year yield slipped, and the dollar was sold to new lows. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Biden And Powell Are Center Stage
It appears that the backing up of US yields is giving the dollar a better tone and challenging the Eurosystem, which has stepped up its bond purchases. The US 10 Yr yield is 1.65%, roughly a two-week... 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Markets Mark Time Ahead of Fed
Short-covering ahead of the FOMC's outcome tomorrow appears to be lending the US dollar support today. 
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Big Week Begins Quietly, With The Greenback Still Under Pressure
What promises to be a notable week has begun off quietly: the US, EMU, and South Korea report Q1 GDP. The eurozone also provides its first estimate of April inflation. 
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The Dollar Is Heavy Ahead Of What Is Expected To Be A Dovish Fed
The US dollar had another rough week, and the poor close ahead of the weekend warns that the downside may not be exhausted. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Greenback Slips Into The Weekend
Many narratives link the prospect of higher capital gains tax on about a third of 1% of Americans as the catalyst for losses in US equities yesterday (and Bitcoin) and weakness in some global shares... 
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ECB In Focus, While Australia Pokes The Panda
The capital markets are mostly quiet ahead of the ECB meeting, today's highlight. The rise in US equities yesterday is helping lift equities today. 
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The Dollar Finds Some Traction, While Bank Of Canada Highlights The North American Session
The sell-off in US equities yesterday helped drag the Asia Pacific bourses lower today, with the Nikkei leading the way with a 2% drop. 
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Market Has Second Thoughts About Timing Of First Fed Hike
Even as US yields edge higher, the dollar struggles. With the 10-year Treasury yields now at 1.62%, nine basis points above last week's lows, the greenback has turned mixed against the major... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Market Briefing For Tuesday, Apr. 20
Portfolio 'convexity' - as managers term internal sector rotation, is really what the market is counting on to hold together. Extreme liquidity being shoved into the capital markets includes pension... 
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Dollar Slide Extends
The selling pressure on the greenback, evident last week, despite a series of stronger than expected economic reports, carries over into the new week's activity. 
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If Stronger Than Expected Inflation, Consumption, And Jobs Didn't Lift The Greenback, What Will?
The dollar had a rough week. Despite a series of economic data showing that the US economy was surging by more than expected, the greenback failed to muster any traction and fell against all the major... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Treasuries: The Dog That Did Not Bark
Like the dog that did not bark, the long-term US yields tumbled despite data that confirms the acceleration of the US economy and labor market. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Data To Show Surging US Growth, But Is That Enough To Lend The Dollar Support?
Ahead of what is expected to be reports confirming the surging US economy, the dollar remains on its back foot, unable to sustain even modest upticks. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
The Greenback Continues to Trade Heavily
US officials called for a pause in the J&J vaccine, and the company has delayed the rollout in Europe. 
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Capital Markets Look For Direction
Risk appetites have not returned from the weekend. Equities are heavy, and bond yields softer. The dollar is drifting lower in Europe. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
The Dollar May Be At An Inflection Point
The US dollar softened last week and it continued to pare the gains scored in the second half of March. The dollar's inability to gain after the much stronger than expected March employment data may... 
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Fed Can't Put Inflation Genie Back in the Bottle
China’s digital Yuan threatens both Bitcoin and the US Dollar. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Calm Capital Markets See the Dollar Drift
Global stocks are moving higher today. Fears of a new lockdown in Tokyo amid rising covid cases weighed on Japanese stocks, a notable exception as the MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose for its fifth session... 
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