Fed Not Alone as Asia Braces Itself for Higher Rates
What will the change in stance to a ‘hawkish hike’ by central banks around the world mean for equity markets?
What will the change in stance to a ‘hawkish hike’ by central banks around the world mean for equity markets?
With the Fed decision out of the way, let’s discuss the market reaction, energy prices, the Japanese yen, ‘Cheap Chinese Compute’, Space, and how to position now.
Inflation concerns are seeing central banks shift to a tightening stance. Are they indirectly calling the market top?
The Treasury secretary is fighting rising rates across the G7. But there’s a battle he can win, and it could create a win-win scenario for investors too.
I saw a bit of myself in Sec. Scott Bessent’s ‘I am the house’ talk, and I didn’t like it. Let’s look a the yen, trade war with Canada, out of control AI.
Are we in a Goldilocks phase? The answer has profound implications for where currencies and stocks head next.
Here’s how U.S. investors can play the underlying trends in the Japanese yen exchange.
We are at or approaching an important market top — and investors are under-appreciating the risks.
A stronger yen would threaten the earnings of major exporters, but a strengthening yen would also be a boon to domestic Japanese companies. Let me explain.
Here are the implications for U.S. investors as the Treasury takes an unusual step of wading into Japan’s currency market.