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  • Intraday Market Thought: US Consumer Resilience & NZ Inflation Surge

    by Adam Button | Oct 18, 2021 13:26
    US Consumer Resilience & NZ Inflation Surge Chart market reaction was tepid and the dollar was caught in a downdraft into the..
  • Intraday Market Thought: Yields Pause, Metals Jump, Dax Breaks out

    by Adam Button | Oct 22, 2021 15:36
    Yields Pause, Metals Jump, Dax Breaks out Chart The dollar fell across the board, with both CNHUSD..
  • Intraday Market Thought: China Covid Outbreak, & Bitcoin Correlated Stock

    by Adam Button | Oct 25, 2021 12:51
    China Covid Outbreak, & Bitcoin Correlated Stock Chart Interestingly though, as the dollar rallied on this and short-dated rates..
  • Intraday Market Thought: Rate Hike Re-Think?

    by Adam Button | Nov 5, 2021 11:56
    Rate Hike Re-Think? Chart and the pound sank 180 pips against the dollar and 250 versus the yen.
  • Intraday Market Thought: Real Yields are a Real Problem

    by Adam Button | Nov 10, 2021 13:05
    on Monday while the Australian dollar lagged.
  • Intraday Market Thought: Biggest drop since March 2020

    by Ashraf Laidi | Feb 3, 2022 19:37
    Biggest drop since March 2020 Chart
  • Intraday Market Thought: Beware of Fed Pivot Complacency

    by Ashraf Laidi | Sep 9, 2022 20:20
    —financial conditions would ease, dollar cheapens and liquidity conditions..
  • Intraday Market Thought: Gold's Silver Signals on Point

    by Ashraf Laidi | Mar 2, 2023 16:45
    Gold's Silver Signals on Point Chart the positive correlation between the US dollar index and Mint Ratio, can consider the..
  • Intraday Market Thought: Powell's Challenge

    by Ashraf Laidi | Dec 13, 2023 12:55
    Powell's Challenge Chart in indices, metals and lift up the US dollar.
  • Intraday Market Thought: Greece in Disarray, Dollar Falls Anyway, Aussie & China Figs Next

    by Ashraf Laidi | May 10, 2011 0:49
    the overriding theme was once again US dollar weakness... prices were enough to send the dollar to the bottom of the G10 complex... euro etched out a small gain while the dollar lagged...The Australian dollar led, followed by the Swiss franc...Part of the reason for todays dollar decline was commodities and stocks.