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Category Archives: Dollar
Why the dollar is weak – FT
Authers dishes on the weak dollar. You know our suspicions (and just that – suspicions – as nobody really knows with certainty), which should negate some of this morning’s reversal on the president’s comments that sent shorts scrambling. Unless that … Continue reading
Rosie The Riveter Tweets A Red Flag
Note the date of James Baker’s comment. January 24th, 2018: Steven Mnuchin to Davos: "A weaker dollar is good for us as it relates to trade and opportunities.” October 17th, 1987: James Baker to the Germans: "Either inflate your mark, … Continue reading
Posted in Dollar, Equities, Uncategorized
Tagged 1987 Stock Market Crash, David Rosenberg, James Baker, Steve Mnuchin
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Dangerous Gambit Out Of Davos
We woke to a comment out of Davos that surprised both us and the market. The U.S. Treasury Secretary, Steven Mnuchin, broke from tradition and welcomed a weaker dollar. “Obviously a weaker dollar is good for us as it relates … Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, Dollar, Uncategorized
Tagged Apple, bonds, China, dollar, Japan, Steve Mnuchin
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Is This Why The Dollar Is Tanking?
Some nasty polling data out of Gallup about American global leadership that may explain, in part, the dollar’s weakness, which is surprising to many given the strong economic data and ebullient equity markets. We thus suspect the weak Dixie is … Continue reading
Posted in Dollar, Economics, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Gallup World Poll, U.S. World Leadership
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Making The World Great Again
Maybe President Trump should not read this but last year was all about “Making The World Great Again.” Financial Markets As the data and graphs illustrate below, the U.S. stock market was in the bottom quintile of performance in dollar … Continue reading
Posted in Currency, Dollar, Equities, Uncategorized
Tagged 2017 Equity Returns, dollar, Global ETFs
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Dollar Index Spanked After FOMC – Nears Key Support
The Dollar Index was spanked today after what the market percieved as a dovish FOMC statement. Kind of odd as early inflation indicators starting to pick up. We were expecting a short-term rally as everyone is long the euro/dollar pair, … Continue reading
Dollar Index & Mexican Peso Dancing To The Same Tune
What tune is that? The Trump slump. Even though the Euro makes up almost 58 percent of the dollar index, the dollar is going down for the very same reasons the Mexican peso is going up. The poor start … Continue reading
Almost All World’s Currencies Undervalued
We’ve put together a couple of tables showing the undervaluation of the world’s currencies based on their 2016 purchasing power parity against the U.S. dollar. The Purchasing-power-parity (PPP) between two countries is the rate at which the currency of one … Continue reading
Posted in Currency, Dollar, Uncategorized
Tagged Brazil, China, dollar, Purchasing Power Parity, Russia
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How Are Those “Crowded Trades” Doing?
We take a look here at what BofA/Merrill Lynch has surveyed as the “most crowded trades” in the market. Most are taking on water as the crowd is leaning to the same side of the boat. Big losses for Japanese … Continue reading
Posted in Currency, Dollar, Equities
Tagged Crowded Trades, dollar, Dollar Index, Japanese Yen, Russell 2000, U.S. Tech, XLK
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