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- Click to enlarge I appeared on CNBC earlier today to talk about the dollar. I was given the time to briefly sketch out my view of the dollar. Near-term, I am concerned about the political and economic events in September, but I am looking for a better Q4 for the greenback. I have not given up the idea that the dollar’s pullback this year is a correction to the bull move that began in mid-2014. The euro and the Dollar Index approached but have not surpassed a 50% retracement of that bigger rally. Also, I believe that divergence theme is very much intact, even if obscured by other developments. I anticipate the Fed’s balance sheet to shrink by about 0 bln by the middle of 2018, in which time I
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- Click to enlarge I appeared on CNBC earlier today to talk about the dollar. I was given the time to briefly sketch out my view of the dollar. Near-term, I am concerned about the political and economic events in September, but I am looking for a better Q4 for the greenback. I have not given up the idea that the dollar’s pullback this year is a correction to the bull move that began in mid-2014. The euro and the Dollar Index approached but have not surpassed a 50% retracement of that bigger rally. Also, I believe that divergence theme is very much intact, even if obscured by other developments. I anticipate the Fed’s balance sheet to shrink by about 0 bln by the middle of 2018, in which time I
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Marc Chandler considers the following as important: Brown Brother Harriman, Cool Video, Douglas Groh, Featured, FX Trends, newsletter, USD
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I appeared on CNBC earlier today to talk about the dollar. I was given the time to briefly sketch out my view of the dollar. Near-term, I am concerned about the political and economic events in September, but I am looking for a better Q4 for the greenback.
I have not given up the idea that the dollar’s pullback this year is a correction to the bull move that began in mid-2014. The euro and the Dollar Index approached but have not surpassed a 50% retracement of that bigger rally. Also, I believe that divergence theme is very much intact, even if obscured by other developments. I anticipate the Fed’s balance sheet to shrink by about $180 bln by the middle of 2018, in which time I project the ECB’s balance sheet to expand by another 420 bln euros. The Fed funds target may rise two-three times by mid-208, while the ECB’s minus 40 bp deposit rate may not be raised at all.
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