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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.
Dollar firmer across the board after profit taking capped losses; growth concerns still abound. Greece secures confidence vote, next hurdle is austerity vote; market focus shifts to FOMC meeting. Brazil likely to keep inflation target of…
Dollar Broadly Firmer as Greece Decision Delayed
Dollar broadly firmer as decision on Greece is delayed until July, Stocks and oil under pressure. Global markets this week are likely to be dominated again by developments in Greece; EUR near 1.42. Beyond Greece markets are also likely to…
Dollar Broadly Firmer As Contagion Spreads To Spain In Europe
Dollar, yen and Swiss franc are trading firmer; US data today to take back seat to Greek drama. Contagion spreading as Spain auction was weak, 10-year yield at record highs. EM to remain under pressure as spillover from Greece uncertainty…
The Greek Drama Continues
The US dollar, yen and Swiss franc are trading firmer as the impasse on the new Greek aid package unnerved traders ahead of the next IMF tranche due later on in the month
German Constitutional Court and Parliament on euro zone aid
The German court adds another element of uncertainty in the debt drama and may shape the particular outcome. There is some danger that parliament's prerogatives are defined to include the upper house as well and there Merkel does not enjoy…
Limits of Monetary Policy
In this column, Marc Chandler argues that US monetary policy can be a powerful tool, but it has limitations. Some commodity prices have risen and some have fallen since the Federal Reserve signaled QEII. The anticipation of QEII did weigh…
Europe Needs Shock and Awe, but…
Various news wires are reporting leaks of the IMF/EU/ECB review of Greece. Apparently they are concluding that the implementation of the conditions for last year's aid package have ground to a halt. They are also concluding that the Greece…
ECB Expected To Signal July Hike, Brazil Hikes to 12.25%
Dollar mixed vs. majors ahead of ECB decision; signal for 25 bp hike in July widely expected. Negotiations on second Greece aid program continue; talks could drag on for weeks. NZD outperforms on hawkish RBNZ statement, AUD underperforms on…
Is Schaeuble Calling for Restructuring or Posturing?
German Finance Minister Schaeuble wrote a letter earlier this week to the ECB, IMF and euro zone finance ministers that appears to be putting the proverbial cat among the pigeons. The latter has been leaked to the press. He seems to be…
Sentiment Deteriorates Amid Concerns over Growth
Dollar, yen and Swiss franc broadly higher; sentiment deteriorates after Bernanke’s speech. Euro trips ahead of $1.47 amid concerns over Greece’s package and soft German IP. Brazil and Poland both expected to hike by 25bps; Brazil’s…