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US headline CPI year-over-year rate has accelerated every month from February (1.7%) through May (5.0%). No matter how it is measured, the US inflation is running ahead of the EU, Japan, and Singapore. Policymakers seem more concerned about price pressures than they are that growt...
The US reports the April trade balance and the JOLTS report on job openings. Despite the limited yield support, the dollar is steady to firmer, with sterling, New Zealand dollar, and yen nursing 0.20%-0.35% losses. Gold was sold after pushing above $1900, and July WTI, which teste...
The Fed can't taper Quantitative Easing (QE) without really hurting the market. Tapering of QE will signal a shift by the Fed to tighter monetary policy. Tapering will signal the end an era of Fed ease and the onset of higher inflation and interest rates, the market’s event...
US equity indices finished lower, but the real story was their recovery. Japan's net exports shaved 0.2 percentage points off Q1 GDP, but today's figures suggest Q2 is off to a strong start. The US dollar bounced off the CAD1.20 support on Tuesday and traded around CAD1.2140 yeste...
US inflation accelerating more than expected, following which the US 10-year yield jumped, providing a nice concession at the quarterly refunding and lifting the dollar broadly. The sharp sell-off in US shares, which continues today, with the futures indices off 0.3-0.5%, knocked Asia...
The sell-off in US shares yesterday has triggered sharp global losses today. The US JOLTS report will be looked upon for clues into labor market dynamics after last week's huge miss on the non-farm payroll report. Dollar is mostly softer against the major currencies. Gold is l...
China returned from its extended May Day holiday to find fresh confrontation over its domestic and international actions. The dispute over fishing rights in UK waters, a difficult negotiating point in last year's trade talks, has escalated this week. The Biden Administration commi...
The rise in US equities yesterday is helping lift equities today. The capital markets are mostly quiet ahead of the ECB meeting; President Lagarde's press conference will be the key focus. Yesterday, the Australian foreign minister announced the cancellation of four foreign deals,...
The euro remains the most undervalued of the major currencies, but not as cheap as it was a year ago when it was nearly 29% below the OECD's fair value calculation. The ECB has been encouraging a robust fiscal response, and while individual countries are boosting counter-cyclical spen...
The first quarter of 2021 brought what the Asset Allocation Committee expected, and as it looks to the next six to 12 months, it faces two questions. Do we think the economy will overheat, pushing bond yields to levels that unsettle equity markets or even force central banks to stifle...
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