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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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Weekly SNB Sight Deposits and Speculative Positions: Inflation is there, CHF must Rise
2021-06-14
Update June 14 2021: SNB intervening. Sight Deposits have risen by +0.2 bn CHF, this means that the SNB is intervening and buying Euros and Dollars.
FX Daily, June 03: Don’t Believe Sino-American Thaw or Fed’s Corporate Bond Divestment is a Policy Signal
2021-06-03
Market participants appear to be biding their time ahead of tomorrow’s US jobs report as they digest recent developments. The dollar is firmer, equities are mixed, and benchmark bond yields are a little firmer. China and Hong Kong shares continue their recent underperformance, while most of the large markets in the Asia Pacific region edged higher.
FX Daily, May 11: Stocks Slide but Little Demand for Safe Havens
2021-05-11
The sell-off in US shares yesterday has triggered sharp global losses today, and there is no flight into fixed income as benchmark yields are higher across the board. Nor is the dollar serving as much as a safe haven. It is mostly softer against the major currencies.
FX Daily, March 8: Greenback Trades Higher in Asia before Momentum Stalls in Europe
2021-03-08
Overview: The attack on Saudi Arabia’s largest crude terminal reverberated through the capital markets, where sentiment was already fragile, despite the lack of disruption. Brent rose to nearly $71.40, and April WTI to almost $68 extended their gains for the fourth consecutive session before being fully unwound.
FX Daily, February 19: Equities Stabilizing While the Greenback Remains Under Pressure
2021-02-19
Overview: The bond and equity markets are trying to stabilize ahead of the weekend. The dollar remains under pressure. In the Asia Pacific region, Hong Kong, China, and South Korean markets advanced, but most markets could not overcome the profit-taking pressures.
FX Daily, February 18: Markets Chill
2021-02-18
The bout of profit-taking in equities continued today, and most markets in Asia Pacific and Europe are lower. China’s markets re-opened but struggled to sustain early gains. However, the Shanghai Composite rose by about 0.5%, and a smaller increase was recorded in Taiwan and an even smaller gain in Australia.
FX Daily, February 15: Sterling Continues to Run Higher and US Winter Storm Gives Oil Another Boost
2021-02-15
US and Greater Chinese markets are closed today, but the markets are moving. Equities are bid. The Nikkei led the Asia Pacific region with a 2% gain and pushed above 30000 for the first time since 1990.
FX Daily, February 11: Oil Set to Snap 8-day Advance while Consolidative Tone Emerges in FX
2021-02-11
Overview: The S&P 500 and NASDAQ were unable to sustain the gap higher opening to new record levels and reversed lower and fell to new three-lows. The settlements were just inside Tuesday ranges, though the Dow Industrials set a record close. Yet, there was spillover to equity trading in the Asia Pacific region and Europe today.
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