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| Starting off the trading week on The Daily Dive is that of Marc Chandler, whom runs Marc to Market and is Chief Market Strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex. Marc joins us this afternoon to discuss his thoughts on the strength of the dollar and the impact of the expiring SLR exemption, as well as his take on the impact of coming stimulus on the economy and the topic of transitory inflation. Marc to Market is an internationally recognized financial blog, where Marc provides his insights on the markets. Originally founded in 2005, Marc as well as his media outlet is frequently quoted in major publications such as the Financial Times, Bloomberg, and the Washington Post among others. ==== Looking for better insights on the markets? The Daily Dive is providing exclusive industry insights from executives, insiders, technicians, specialists and more. We’re upgrading our Canadian small cap coverage from written to visual, hitting investors with a double dose of market insights to provide a special look into just what’s happening in the Canadian public markets. Catch our full suite of content below: Website: https://thedeepdive.ca/ Disclaimer: |
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SNB Sight Deposits: Inflation Fear Decreasing, SNB Selling Euros
2021-09-20
Sight Deposits have fallen: The change is -0.2 bn. compared to last week, this means the SNB is selling euros and dollars.
FX Daily, July 08: Capital Markets Remain Unhinged
2021-07-08
The dramatic move in the capital markets continues. The US dollar is soaring as yields and equities slide. The US 10-year yield has fallen below 1.30 to 1.26% European benchmark yields are 1-4 bp lower, while Australia and New Zealand have seen a 7-9 bp drop today.
FX Daily, June 30: The Greenback is Firm into Quarter-End
2021-06-30
The dollar is finishing the quarter on firm footing, gaining against most of the major currencies today. The euro is straddling the $1.1900 area, having begun the month above $1.22. Sterling has tested the $1.38 area. It had traded at a three-year high near $1.4250 at the start of the month.
FX Daily, June 25: Tokyo Escapes Deflation, Leaving the Greenback Trapped between Two Expiring Options against the Yen
2021-06-25
New record highs in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ yesterday helped lift most Asia Pacific markets today. China and Hong Kong led the regional gains and were sufficient to lift the MSCI regional benchmark to halt a two-week drop.
FX Daily, June 22: Turn Around Tuesday or Dollar Rally Resumes?
2021-06-22
Firming long-term US yields have lent the dollar support after trading heavily yesterday. The greenback is around 0.15%-0.50% higher against the major currencies. The Japanese yen and Canadian dollar are among the more resilient, and the Australian dollar and sterling among the heaviest.
FX Daily, May 24: China Action on Commodities and Crypto Featured
2021-05-24
The US dollar is firmer in the European morning after starting out with a softer bias in Asia Pacific turnover. The dollar-bloc currencies, sterling, and the Swiss franc are heavy, but ranges are narrow, and consolidation seems to be the flavor of the day.
FX Daily, April 26: Big Week Begins Quietly, with the Greenback Still Under Pressure
2021-04-26
Overview: 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. Corporate earnings feature tech and financial firms. Equities are mostly firmer in the Asia Pacific region and Europe.
FX Daily, April 12: Capital Markets Look for Direction
2021-04-12
Overview: Risk appetites have not returned from the weekend. Equities are heavy, and bond yields softer. The dollar is drifting lower in Europe. China’s unusually candid admission of the shortcomings of its vaccine and record new cases in India saw all the equity markets in the region fall. Only South Korea and Taiwan escaped the carnage that saw the Indian market tumble 3.5%.
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