John Hardy
Head of FX Strategy
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Are buybacks doomed? Surprised at lack of attention I when I tweeted the link earlier! Huge story... Ironic if late… https://t.co/aCxZBBjEiz
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#ECB 's Coeure out talking TLTRO - "it is possible" and "we are discussing it". $EURUSD . Restarting the futility engine...
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Not a reason for equities to go up longer term - but would current buybacks be subject to the terms of an eventual… https://t.co/RpH3uK1CTR
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Help struggling southern nations get rich to 'restore faith' in EU, Lagarde tells Germany https://t.co/XC0Dn3lhPK via @telebusiness
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Today's Morning Call - in which we discuss whether risk appetite is rolling over after the latest US-China headline… https://t.co/kxz8EkjSmv
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RT @Steen_Jakobsen: China 60% of ALL new credit in the last 10 years Liberty Sreet Economics (We use 40% @saxobank ) .."The run-up in debt…
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Theresa May suffers another embarrassing defeat for her Brexit strategy after the British Parliament voted against… https://t.co/EY17q2MQu6
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Populists now control or support governments in 11 EU nations. But there’s evidence voters may be over them.… https://t.co/i8UeaHg9BZ
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RT @WilliamPesek: A debt alarm bell for Xi. My latest on #China https://t.co/BshBjcNqsd #XiJinping #ChinaMeltdown #Debt
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RT @saxobank: Listen to Saxo’s Head of FX Strategy, @johnjhardy and Head of Equity Strategy, @petergarnry, explain why risk appetite has sw…
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RT @jessefelder: Some 485,000 U.S. workers were involved in 20 major strikes and lockouts last year, the largest number since 1986. https:/…
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What WWII financing looked like and what MMT / Green New Deal financing might look like: https://t.co/fBnjZcrRqS @FTAlphaville $$
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US core CPI comes in a bit hot for Jan at +0.2% MoM and +2.2% YoY vs. 0.1%/2.1% expected. $USDX $$
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Election to be called in Spain after budget fails passage. https://t.co/kYhk8Vv9VM $EURUSD $$ #forex
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#Riksbank unchanged - no surprise there - won't extend the mandate for FX intervention (ironic - mkt was doing the… https://t.co/0mYGJ7OXHb
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BBC News - Brexit: Will Theresa May delay MPs' vote to last minute? https://t.co/3rG0Ivi2tG
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RT @spomboy: This just in from the Fed's qly Household Debt report... https://t.co/cZqCFTrLsD
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RT @saxobank: Our Head of FX Strategy, @johnjhardy, was live on @Bloomberg yesterday, discussing what could move the GBP in the period lead…
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The EM situation really sticks out - so odd that in company with long USD at same time.... $$ https://t.co/akQbhtiZDz
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RT @Steen_Jakobsen: OECD leading indicators is widely used by asset allocators globally - is at lowest since 2009. Furthermore DXY$ is bre…
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Times a changin': An Axios analysis of Twitter data using CrowdTangle analytics found that Ocasio-Cortez generated… https://t.co/FvTdzDBjUS
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Excellent attempt to pick apart the cognitive dissonance of strong risk appetite and 10 bps on German 10-year bunds… https://t.co/qzhhVEQ5s6
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$GBPUSD options strategies for hedging / trading #Brexit outcomes: https://t.co/4VHBnmU837 #forex https://t.co/ycyiiSjJsr
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Maldives may owe as much as 60% of GDP to China for BRI projects -> https://t.co/UhDKdvFba4 via @financialtimes
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"There's A Lot Of Big Stuff Going On Right Now" - Observations On The "Purely Absurd" Markets | Zero Hedge https://t.co/mn8IL81RjJ
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RT @profgalloway: Bezos borrows money at 2-2.5%, while the economically disadvantaged borrow at Payday Loans for 400%/yr. Regulations on pa…
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RT @wolfofwolfst: Spanish Grocery Giant Unveils Big Losses, Teeters on Brink of Bankruptcy, after Allegations of Accounting Fraud https://…
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We need to talk about SEK. See thoughts on SEK at these remarkable levels ahead of very pivotal #Riksbank next Wed… https://t.co/Bbcy6SnFTw
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Today's FX Update: https://t.co/IQCiwjx3Sr $USDCAD $EURSEK $USDSEK #forex $$ https://t.co/p6C1DqfFo6
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RT @Steen_Jakobsen: America faces a battle to find buyers for its bonds via @FT https://t.co/L07bvzPL0Z
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Agree or disagree with policies - AOC is the most powerful Democrat in the USA right now in "narrative" terms. https://t.co/Vkwcidq4JB
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Loud new lows in #Bunds yield since late 2016 - weighing on $EURUSD and especially $EURJPY today. https://t.co/1SPuGFEdbO
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RT @saxobank: The Antipodeans are in the headlines again after the New Zealand dollar was kicked lower by some ugly jobs data. Watch the M…
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EU set to cut Italy's projected growth? Italy BTP yield spread back on the rise. Now 275 bps to Germany from below… https://t.co/Zvq30cqN5h
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More weak data out of Germany - Industrial Production dropped -0.4% in Dec. vs. +0.8% expected. $EURUSD
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Problem tactically is that US treasury auction was weak and bonds selling off - leaning on $EURUSD more as $USDJPY… https://t.co/WGC0gFGr9q
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RT @petergarnry: South Korea equity market seems to be the lighthouse to follow as it has historically turned at or just before the busines…
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Today's Morning Call: https://t.co/ojp5UCMWUE $AUDUSD $EURJPY #Equitie https://t.co/BbbOtWTHHf
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Today's FX Update: AUD and JPY went bump in the night. https://t.co/soISMbuw8K $AUDUSD $EURJPY https://t.co/ktyCGvep8K
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$EURUSD : trading ranges for last three days: 53 pips, 41 pips and 40 pips. Can we continue this much longer - 50-… https://t.co/W5p1b93rs0
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Favorite way to express euro downside risk is $EURJPY if risk appetite is set to roll over with US Treasuries as le… https://t.co/aXqd9hWnXb
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Eurozone hovers on the brink of recession - but Germany pushes for more austerity https://t.co/LfdN39N4MW via @telebusiness $EURUSD
About John J. Hardy
John Hardy joined Saxo Bank in 2002 and has been Head of FX Strategy since October 2007. He focuses on delivering strategies and analyses in the currency market as defined by fundamentals, changes in macroeconomic themes, and technical developments.
John Hardy joined Saxo Bank in 2002 and has been Head of FX Strategy since October 2007. He focuses on delivering strategies and analyses in the currency market as defined by fundamentals, changes in macroeconomic themes, and technical developments.
Hardy has won several accolades for his work and was named the most successful 12-month forecaster for 2015 among over 30 of FX Week’s regular contributors. His forex market column is often quoted and he is a regular guest and commentator on television, including CNBC and Bloomberg.
John Hardy joined Saxo Bank in 2002 and has been Head of FX Strategy since October 2007. He focuses on delivering strategies and analyses in the currency market as defined by fundamentals, changes in macroeconomic themes, and technical developments.
John Hardy joined Saxo Bank in 2002 and has been Head of FX Strategy since October 2007. He focuses on delivering strategies and analyses in the currency market as defined by fundamentals, changes in macroeconomic themes, and technical developments.
Hardy has won several accolades for his work and was named the most successful 12-month forecaster for 2015 among over 30 of FX Week’s regular contributors. His forex market column is often quoted and he is a regular guest and commentator on television, including CNBC and Bloomberg.
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