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Australia Reports A Record Trade Surplus Despite China's Boycott
The markets are mostly in a holding pattern so far today, ahead of tomorrow's US jobs data and the PMI services and final composite readings. Equities on balance are firmer, and the dollar is softer. 
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Powell Sent The Dollar Lower. Will The August Jobs Data Bring It Back?
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's long-anticipated speech at Jackson Hole provided fireworks but not quite what the market had expected. Confirmation of tapering was support to lift US rates and the... 
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Exposures Interest Rates
Powell On Tap
News of the deadly strike at the Kabul airport quashed risk appetites, sending equities lower and the dollar higher. 10-year Treasury yields were little changed on the day but settled off almost five... 
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Bond Sell-Off Continues
The new equities high in the US failed to carry into today's activity. 
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Market Awaits Fresh Incentives
Neither the chaos and tragedy unfolding in Afghanistan nor the US refusal to acquiesce to the allies' request to extend the August 31, deadline seems to have much impact on the global capital markets. 
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Consolidative Summer Session
News that Pfizer's vaccine was granted full approval helped lift US equity indices to record highs yesterday, and this spilled over to the Asia Pacific region, where China claimed to have eradicated... 
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Risk Appetites Return From Holiday
After an ugly week, market participants have returned with strong risk appetites. Equities are rebounding, and the greenback is paring recent gains. 
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The Dollar: Too Much Of A Good Thing or Bear-Trap Profit-Taking?
Last week equities and commodities got hit hard while the dollar soared, especially against the major currencies typically seen as levered to world growth and whose central banks are perceived to be... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Dollar Rides High
Even shallow dollar dips appear to have been bought. 
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COVID Copper, or China Syndrome?
Copper, like lumber, had been the star of the space. Each had rocketed upward beginning last fall representing, for many, the leading edge of the inflationary wave sure to follow. 
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Fed Lifts Dollar
The US dollar rallied after the Federal Reserve signaled that a majority are inclined to reduce the pace of bond purchases this year, even though the short-end interest rate markets took it in stride. 
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Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
A TIC Trio of More Serious Deflation Potential: Asset Rebound, Banks Can’t Borrow T-bills From Foreigners, And The China Cringe Which Goes Along
The Treasury Department’s TIC update for the month of June 2021 was, well, interesting. 
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Consolidative Mood Grips Markets
The dollar is consolidating yesterday's advance and is confined to fairly narrow ranges in quiet turnover. Most of the major currencies are within 0.1% of yesterday's close near midday in Europe. 
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Antipodeans and Sterling Bear Brunt of Greenback's Gains
Concern about the economic impact of the virus and new efforts by China to curb 
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Monday Blues: Delta, Kabul, Disappointing Chinese Data
The spreading virus, the disappointing Chinese data, and the news that the Taliban have captured Kabul has dampened risk appetites. Equities have moved lower. 
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China: Slower Activity Growth In July To Continue In August
We see slower growth in economic activity in July mainly the result of flooding. But slower growth is here to stay. More floods, tighter social distancing measures affecting port operations and people... 
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Dollar Rally Stalls On Softening Rates And Dramatic Drop In Consumer Confidence
Profit-taking on long dollar positions was seen ahead of the weekend. The yield on the December 2022 Eurodollar futures slipped to finish unchanged on the week that saw CPI and PPI reports. 
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Markets Grind Into The Weekend
Friday the 13th is supposed to be ominous, but the global capital markets are mostly subdued. 
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Markets Look For Direction, Currencies In Narrow Ranges
The global capital markets are subdued today as investors wrestle with the rising virus, the shifting stance of several central banks, and a more tense geopolitical backdrop. Equity markets are... 
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Rising Rates Underpin the Greenback
The US dollar remains firm ahead of the July CPI release, and even though Chicago Fed Evans demurred from the hawkish talk, the market is getting more comfortable with the idea of a rate hike next... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Soft German ZEW Survey Weighs On The Euro
After the big sell-off in gold and oil yesterday, the markets have stabilized today. 
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Gold's Flash Crash And Limited Follow-Through Greenback Gains
A flash crash saw gold drop more than $70 an ounce in early Asia. Silver was dragged lower too. 
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Greenback Reversed Higher Last Week, Jobs Data Provided An Accelerant
The second consecutive monthly surge in US non-farm payrolls of more than 900k ensured that the five-week decline in the 10-year yield was over and sent the dollar to new highs for the week against... 
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US Employment Data is Important but for the Millionth Time, Don't Exaggerate It
Record high closes yesterday for the S&P 500 and NASDAQ have done little to help global equities today. 
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Exposures US Equities
Yesterday's Dollar Recovery Stalls
US interest rates and the dollar turned higher following comments by the Fed's Vice Chairman Clarida, who appeared to throw his lot with the more hawkish members. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Markets Becalmed
The US 10-year yield is hovering around 1.18% in Europe, while the on-the-run JGB benchmark yield is below zero for the first time this year. Greek and Australia's 10-year bond yields are at new... 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
RBA Surprises
US Treasury yields were slipping, but the weaker than expected manufacturing ISM, which included the slowest rise in price paid since March, sent the 10-year yield below 1.15% and the 30-year below... 
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Risk Appetites Start the Weekend Early
Disappointing revenue and sales figures by Amazon shortly after the US close yesterday set the tone for today's equity sell-off. 
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Chinese Officials Calm Markets
More constructive signals from Chinese officials and a Federal Reserve that is gradually moving toward slowing its bond purchases have had a beneficial impact on the risk-appetites. 
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Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
Fed Day
China's aggressive campaign has exploded on the international stage to become a major market force. 
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