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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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Ueda's Comments Knock The Yen Back, While The Euro Flirts With $1.08
the yen has given back most of yesterday's gains after BOJ Governor Ueda acknowledged that the central bank seeks further confirmation that the sustainable price goal is within reach.
Dollar Holds Most Of Yesterday's Gains Against The Other G10 Currencies
The dollar is mixed as the market awaits the US personal consumption expenditure deflator, which is the measure of inflation the Fed targets.
Dollar Jumps - Wednesday, February 28
A less hawkish Reserve Bank of New Zealand and a slightly softer than expected January CPI from Australia appears to have sparked a broad US dollar rally.
Weak US Durable Goods May Herald Pullback In Capex
A sharp drop in Boeing orders will make for a poor durable goods orders report, but more generally, capex looks set to slow after a sharp expansion in Q2 23 and Q3 23, perhaps ahead of the November election.
Week Ahead: With The Markets Converging (Again) With Fed's Dots, Is The Interest Rate Adjustment Over?
The January CPI and PPI reports saw market expectations again move closer to the Fed's December dot plot, which anticipated that three rate cuts this year would be appropriate.
While The Greenback Has Tended To Be Sold In Asia This Week, It Has Recovered In North America
Amid a light news stream, the dollar is mostly in narrow ranges against the G10 currencies.
Risk On, Dollar Sold
The post-close rally in US tech stocks after Nvidia's earnings have fueled risk-on activity today.
China's CSI 300 Rises For Seventh Consecutive Session
Most large equity markets in the Asia Pacific region fell but Hong Kong and China. The CSI 300 rallied four consecutive sessions before the Lunar New Year holiday and is up in each of the three sessions since returning.
Dollar Slips But Dip May Offer New Opportunity
The US dollar is offered today. It is trading softer against all the G10 currencies, with the yen the notable exception, and it is flat.
China Returns, The US Is On Holiday, And The Dollar Consolidates
US markets are closed for President's Day, while China's markets re-opened from the long Lunar New Year holiday. Mainland stocks advanced, while the yuan slipped slightly.
Week Ahead: China Returns And Flash PMI Featured After US Rate Adjustment Was Extended
The US January CPI and PPI came in stronger than expected and this extended the recovery in US interest rates. In turn that helped underpin the dollar.
Quiet End To A Busy Week - Friday, Feb. 16
The US dollar is winding down this week on a quiet note.
Divergence Highlighted By Back-To-Back Quarterly Contractions In Japan And The UK But Little FX Reaction
There has been a string of disappointing economic news today. Japan's economy surprisingly contracted in Q4 23 and the Q3 contraction was a little deeper than initially estimated.
Japanese Officials Weigh-In And Help Yen Stabilize, While Euro And Sterling Extend Losses
The market's reaction to the firmer than expected January CPI seems exaggerated. We do not think it was the game-changer for the Federal Reserve that the market seemed to think.
Sterling Buoyed By Labor Market Report Ahead Of US CPI
The US dollar is enjoying a mostly firmer bias ahead of today's CPI report. The sterling is the strongest among the G10 currencies after a more resilient-than-expected labor market report.
The Greenback Is In Narrow Ranges To Start The Week
The foreign exchange market is quiet. The Lunar New Year holiday shut most Asian markets. That, coupled with the light news in Europe, have served to keep the dollar in narrow ranges against the G10 currencies.
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