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Marc Chandler joined Brown Brothers Harriman in October 2005 as the global head of currency strategy. Previously he was the chief currency strategist for HSBC Bank USA and Mellon Bank. In addition to frequently providing insight into the developments of the day to newspapers and news wires, Chandler's essays have been published in the Financial Times, Barron's, Euromoney, Corporate Finance, and Foreign Affairs. Marc appears often on business television and is a regular guest on CNBC and writes a blog called Marc to Market. Follow him on twitter.
By Marc Chandler
This first appeared on Marc's site, Marc to Market
In the iconography of Mao, some see pictures of the Chairman showing both ears as signaling that he was listening to all the people. In this sense, Powell had his Mao…
Uranium: A More Compelling Case for National Security
The Trump Administration has launched an investigation into auto imports on national security grounds. But trade in uranium may be closest to what reasonable people might think as a national security issue.
For the millionth time: investors exaggerate trade tensions at their own peril
Global equities have rallied. Of course, stock prices are not the end all and be all, but it stands in stark contrast to the cries that the sky is falling.
Europe is in crisis, though it is not making the headlines
The crisis is that the political center continues to weaken even though Europe, at least on paper, is enjoying a broad economic expansion.
More Color on Japanese Capital Flows and the Euro
Too many observers mistakenly focus on the net positions in the futures market. Drilling down from the net to the gross positioning is very revealing. The gross euro longs have risen in four of the past five weeks. And there is another…
Greenback’s Inability to Rally on Strong Employment Report is Noteworthy
By Marc Chandler
This post first appeared on Marc to Market
The US jobs data was stronger than expected and yet the impact on the dollar is modest. The market is as confident of a hike at the June 13 FOMC meeting as it gets about…
Fed still on track to hike rates next month
By Marc Chandler
This post first appeared on Marc to Market
Investors are seeing turmoil in the capital markets and a decline in US interest rates, including at the short-end. Some are suggesting that market has become less confident of…
Has the dollar bottomed against the yen?
We suspect some of the pressure on dollar-yen had been hedging activity ahead of the end of the fiscal year. The end of the hedging operations may be sufficient to ease the pressure on the greenback.
The Irish Border and Magical Realism
The UK says it will leave customs union on in a year's time. But the border issue between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland remains unsolved. And while the Irish border is a particularly vexing issue, there are other near-term…
Next Phase For Italian Politics
The next phase in Italian politics has not been much of a market factor. Expect this phase to endure as the formation of a government should take a long time.