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Head of Global Currency Strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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The Relative Calm May Be Short-lived
The main driver of the investment climate is not so much the incremental economic data as the capital markets themselves. The market turmoil contributed to the tightening of financial...
The Shortened Week Saw Smaller Speculative Position Changes
The CFTC Commitment of Traders reporting week ending February 16 was short due to the US holiday. This may have contributed to the small adjustments to speculative positioning in...
Europe’s Slowing Economy Keeps the Pressure on the ECB
Global equities are beginning the last week of February on a firm note. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose 0.75%, with China's markets gaining more than 2%, leading the...
Smoother Air Ahead Please
After a terrible first several weeks of the year, global capital markets stabilized in the past week. Chinese markets re-opened after the extended Lunar New Year holiday and proved...
When the Market’s Pendulum Swings too Far
Investors have become unhinged. The increased volatility and dramatic market moves challenge even the most robust investment strategies. This sets off a chain reaction of money and risk management...
CFTC: Position Reductions Pick Up the Pace
There are two broad developments in speculative positioning in the Commitment of Traders report in the week ending February 9. First, the market turbulence saw speculators reduce exposure. Of...
Did the End of Last Week Indicate Potential Market Stability?
The outlook for the dollar in the week ahead is not about economic data or the FOMC and ECB minutes. It is about the stability of the global capital...
Outnumbered by Unorthodox Monetary Policies
In response to the global crisis, central banks have adopted unorthodox policies. They expanded their balance sheets and broken the zero bound of interest rates. Many investors have been...
An Emerging Markets Status Update
1) Indonesia announced it will allow full foreign ownership in many local industries in an effort to boost foreign investment, 2) The Thai military government called a referendum on...
Enjoy the Weekend, China Returns to the Fray on Monday
After another difficult Asian session that saw the Nikkei fell 4.8% (12.3% on the week), the capital markets against have stabilized in Europe. Equity markets are mostly higher, with...