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Eyes on the Prize: Yuan not Yen

February 05, 2007
There is much focus on the upcoming G7 meeting. European finance ministers have bemoaned the yen’s weakness. The US policy toward China prevents it from being sympathetic towards Europe’s concerns.
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Currencies Should Reflect Fundamentals, I love Mom, and Apple Pie

January 26, 2007
Who can disagree with such platitudes? And yet officials appear to think they are saying something substantive when they say foreign exchange prices should reflect fundamentals. Of course they should. Can they do anything but reflect fundamentals? The issue is not fundamentals versus something else, but which set of fundamentals.
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Knowing the Known

January 19, 2007
Over the past six weeks, foreign exchange and short-term interest rate markets have made significant adjustments. The way that prices have responded to the latest economic data warns that this adjustment process is largely complete. This suggests a period of consolidation likely lies ahead, during which some of the recent trends may retrace. At th…
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Central Banks, Surprises and Otherwise

January 12, 2007
In our age of transparency, monitoring the signals from the major central banks is not a full time occupation. Wall Street used to hire people whose sole job was to mine the data and official comments for clues into policy. Such people now are among the endangered species. When one wants to contemplate the Federal Reserve’s next move, one can cons…
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Poor Conjugation: US Economy and the Dollar

January 05, 2007
The U.S. jobs data caps a string of impressive data that should but probably won’t silence the pessimists. Already the unseasonably warm weather is being cited by some to dismiss the recent stability of new and existing home sales and the stronger than expected employment data. It is unlikely that one of the biggest bond fund managers will change …
Poor Conjugation: US Economy and the Dollar Poor Conjugation: US Economy and the Dollar Reviewed by magonomics on January 05, 2007 Rating: 5
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