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Head of Global Currency Strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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A Preview of Emerging Market News and Events
EM again starts the week on the back foot, but losses are (for now) concentrated in the commodity currencies. With commodities (except for iron ore) already under pressure again,...
Canadian Dollar Falling Like a Leaf
The Canadian dollar is the worst performing major currency over the past month. It has lost nearly 4.5% against the US dollar. That brings its year-to-date loss to almost...
Several U.S. Economic Reports Start the Week on a Lighter Note
The US dollar is mostly confined to the pre-weekend trading ranges as participants prepare for this week's big events, which include the BOE meeting, minutes and new forecasts, and...
Investors Await the Bank of England Meeting and the U.S. Employment Report
There are two events this week that will shape the investment climate potentially for the rest of the year. The first is the Bank of England meeting. The following...
Currencies, Technical Indicators and the Future(s)
The unexpectedly record low increase in Q2 US Employment Cost Index unwound the some of the dollar's weekly gains and neutralized the near-term technical outlook. Next week's nonfarm payrolls...
An Emerging Markets Status Update
1) S&P revised Brazil’s BBB- rating from stable to negative, 2) Banco de Mexico announced changes to its FX intervention program, which had been rumored since last week, 3)...
The Franc(ness) of SNB’s Problems
Earlier today, the Swiss National Bank reported a record CHF50.1 bln loss. It has the chins wagging, but the real implications are minor. The losses are not realized and...
Getting Ready for the Week
The US dollar is mostly firmer, with the dollar-bloc under-performing. Month-end flows appear to be favoring the euro though the Swiss franc is also firmer. While the dollar is...
What will the Greek Government Look Like on Monday?
The capitulation of Greek Prime Minister Tsipras to the demands of the official creditors has split the Syriza coalition. About a quarter of the party refused to make the...
Extra-EMU Trade Surpasses 50% of Total Trade
The ECB's Economic Bulletin neatly summarizes some interesting trends in Eurozone trade patterns. There are four main points. First, through the early 2000s, most of the trade was between...


