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Here you will find the featured, noteworthy, and popular posts from Marc to Market. All featured articles can be found here and you can find out more about Marc's Media presence here.

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A Few Thoughts on China's Wider CNY Band
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CFTC FX Positioning Update: Not What You Think
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The Tragedy that is Spain
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Why Portugal
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A Quick Look at Commitment of Traders in the Currency Futures
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Note on Commitment of Traders
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PSI Update
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Seven Observations about Commitment of Traders in FX
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Greek Default Risks Remain
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Implications of Weekend Developments
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Commitment of Traders and Other Flows
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Last Thoughts on LTRO
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Seeking Alpha Editor's Picks
PSI: So What? So Yesterday
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March to Folly: Underestimating Germany and the ECB
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Outlook for European TARP
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Five Key Events Next Week
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The Internationalization of the Yuan
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Thoughts on the Evolution of the Foreign Exchange Market
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More Thoughts on End Game Scenarios
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Things Must Change to Remain the Same
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Ten of 15 Countries Pony Up for Greece
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Ode to Mrs. Watanabe
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Why I'm Not Worried About China
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What Ails Greece Ails Europe
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Of Structures and Cycles
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Reports of the Dollar's Death Are Greatly Exaggerated
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The Dollar's Impact on U.S. CorporationsGold and The Dollar
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      • A Nascent Growth Pact Begins to Take Shape
      • Firm Dollar, Eventful Week
      • Great Graphic: Royal Wedding
      • Speculative Positioning and Technical Outlook for ...
      • Great Graphic: Reading, Writing, and Earning Money...
      • Great Graphic: GDP and Longevity
      • GDP Pushes Dollar Down Further
      • Dollar Remains Heavy Despite News Stream
      • S&P Cuts Spain's Rating Two Notches to BBB+
      • European Policy Shifting Before Key Elections
      • Dollar Mixed, Drivers Indeterminate, Sterling Focu...
      • Quick Note on Bernanke Press Conference
      • Coming Growth Pact in Europe
      • Durable Goods Irony
      • UK Negaitve Surpise, but Apple Trumps
      • Great Graphic: Educational Spending by Country
      • More Lull than Turn Around Tuesday
      • Series of Poor News Lifts Dollar
      • The Week Ahead
      • Dutch Government Collapses
      • Speculative Positioning in the Currency Futures
      • Happy Earth Day from Marc to Market!
      • Great Graphic: Asset Market Correlations
      • Dollar Remains Soft, Sterling in Charge
      • More Thoughts on the Importance of the French Elec...
      • Dollar Little Changed
      • When the End Began: A True Story
      • Great Graphic: A Woman's Worth
      • Sterling and Yen Key Movers
      • Crystallizing the Difference
      • Thoughts about the French Election
      • Great Graphic: Buffett Tax and Pell Grants
      • Key Take Away: Ranges Hold
      • Great Graphic: Global Energy Outlook
      • Great Graphic: Women in the Boston Marathon
      • Dollar Firm, Tensions Mount
      • Commitment of Traders in Currency Futures (Apr10)
      • A Few Thoughts on China's Wider CNY Band
      • Six Takeaways from Fed Speak or The Real Troika
      • Great Graphic: Social Protection as Percent of GDP...
      • China Disappointment Buoys Dollar
      • Three Developments in Spain to Note
      • Thoughts on US Data
      • Currencies Churn, but Little Net Movement
      • The Challenge of Sterling
      • What are They Thinking?
      • Pressures Ease After Alcoa
      • Bloomberg On the Economy: Currency Discussion
      • When Virtuous Cycles Turn Vicious
      • Four Trade Ideas
      • Dollar and Yen Bounce Back
      • Great Graphic: Household Expenditures across Major...
      • Testing the SNB's Resolve and Notable Reserve Deve...
      • Dollar Mixed, 4 Drivers Discussed
      • Position Adjustments in Week Thru April 3
      • Marc to Market Weekend: Renewable Energy in Baseba...
      • Great Graphic: Obama understands the working man (...
      • CNBC: Dollar after Dow's Dive
      • Quick Thoughts on the US Jobs Data
      • Jobs Data and the Week in Perspective
      • Seven Observations about the Yen
      • Dollar and Yen Advance; SNB Challenged
      • Seven Observations about the Euro
      • FOMC Sets Dollar Tone
      • More on Pell Grants
      • Great Graphic: Why We Can't Go Back to the Sixties...
      • More than A Jobs Preview
      • Japanese Fembots?
      • Spain and Italy Update
      • FX Today is about the Yen and the Australian Dolla...
      • Spain's Budget--Details Tomorrow
      • Greek Update
      • Dollar Marginally Softer
      • Big Changes for Marc to Market
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