John Hardy
Head of FX Strategy
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RT @IHSMarkitPMI: 🇺🇸 Flash US PMI tumbles to 3-yr low of 50.9 (53.0 - April), on the back of marked slowdowns in both manufacturing and ser…
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RT @johnauthers: The U.S. is already shifting its imports away from China - great news for some other emerging Asian countries, and suggest…
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RT @petergarnry: I'm doing my monthly equity presentation in 2 minutes if you want to know our views on equities and the trade war #stocks…
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UK and Netherlands voting today, but results arent made public until Sunday evening -> BBC News - European election… https://t.co/KCGKKDnnfY
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A new vector in the trade war risks? -> Study Pinpoints Source of Banned Gas That Saps Ozone Layer: Eastern China https://t.co/DfEXaoyUIm
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RT @ftchina: Why China doesn't want to breach its renminbi red line https://t.co/iYAPDFYAJ8
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Germany flash May Manufacturing PMI drops to 44.3 - even lower than miserable 44.4 April reading. $EURUSD
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RT @saxobank: Join today’s Morning Call where our #SaxoStrats @Ole_S_Hansen and @johnjhardy focus on current market trends. >> https://t.co…
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RT @saxobank: As the US and #China face off over #trade, Saxo's @johnjhardy takes a look at how to position for a larger $USDCNY move https…
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How the D'Hondt system for allocating seats after the EU Parliament elections could favour the Brexit party due to… https://t.co/2Y200AP3XV
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EU Parliamentary election projections - evacuation of the center the main theme - but interested to see where the s… https://t.co/cHhdw7nrcq
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RT @petergarnry: Overall, US equities continue to outperform countries with large trade surplus against the US. The market's verdict for no…
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It’s both reasonable and, for contrarian investors, potentially lucrative to ask: What happens if renewable energy… https://t.co/mYlkT1jYbu
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RT @tracyalloway: China's food supply faces a double whammy of pestilence this year. First there was pig ebola, now there's an armyworm inv…
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RT @YuanTalks: Air China, the biggest state-run carrier, has formally requested compensation from #Boeing for the grounding of its 737 MAX…
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Sterling’s negative reaction shows the U.K.’s ordeal to leave the EU is far from over. Also, Graham, Buffett and t… https://t.co/EkA3w8cdqw
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This is via Bberg quoting three people "familiar with the situation" and would be contingent on passing the first v… https://t.co/aeRnBLqaoL
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RT @Ole_S_Hansen: Today's https://t.co/hvKLApWzka focus: Stocks bounce after "clueless US policymaking" gives #Huawei a 90-day stay of exec…
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Now you see Tariff Man, now you don't... U.S. to offer temporary exemptions to Huawei export ban https://t.co/V0BU5eyn8Z
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RT @Steen_Jakobsen: Are you ready for a Cold War in tech | Saxo Group https://t.co/H94VJYaXvE
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RT @chigrl: 👇>>Xi’s Trip to Rare Earths Plant Stokes Talk of Trade Retaliation https://t.co/6gE2g8OeyN #REO #tradewars https://t.co/QyBndgS…
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What is the equity market anymore when you have the kind of news flow of the last few trading days and S&P futures… https://t.co/wMEkeMCL50
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Today's FX Update: ultimate escalation would be abandonment of CNY floor: https://t.co/iF4q2whV0g $$ $USDCNY #forex
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Xi Jinping is preparing China for a long trade war https://t.co/bjawvNrU9l via @financialtimes
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Ouch -> Google severed Huawei's access to key Android apps and services https://t.co/sPjrAzwXgG via @mashable
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RT @Ole_S_Hansen: COT on #forex in week to May 14 cont. Biggest weekly reduction of the $USD long since January 15 due to short covering in…
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RT @jessefelder: 'The $72 billion in revenue from all the president’s tariffs ranks as the largest tax increase as a percent of GDP since 1…
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RT @profgalloway: Please buy one (or a dozen) and I will surround you with white light ✨ https://t.co/Wt9efCT2G0 https://t.co/7ceacwQp87
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HT @Steen_Jakobsen -> William Baumol, whose famous economic theory explains the modern world, has died… https://t.co/FXzOzIXOEg
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RT @Brad_Setser: Best account I have seen of why US-China trade talks broke down. https://t.co/OW9pVMVhpv
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RT @YuanTalks: #China's passenger #car sales fell 24% y/y in the first week of May, according to the China Passenger Car Association. Tra…
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RT @SteveStuWill: Does reducing child mortality result in overpopulation? No – when child mortality falls, people start having fewer childr…
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Saddled with debt, today’s young adults will long pay the price for our elders’ folly, writes @josephsternberg… https://t.co/8XHQPC2EJm
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Bitcoin’s more than 30% price rise since last week may have been exaggerated by capital flight from the controversi… https://t.co/KBlRnevDA1
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China downplays chances for trade talks while U.S. plays "little tricks" https://t.co/7cTFcARcw5 via @business
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Frustrated and upset, Theresa May was told her time is up https://t.co/w81LfVpt4X via @bpolitics
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McCrann article over at Herald Sun given credit for latest AUD dip https://t.co/xXzqMMb4xH #forex $AUDUSD https://t.co/7E1DwP9AQC
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Today's Morning Call - lots of FX Options talk this morning: https://t.co/J6xem8vnfD $$ #forex https://t.co/XH2oVSViKP
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RT @Steen_Jakobsen: Macro Digest False stabilisation and trade wars | Saxo Group https://t.co/BKjm97yrDU
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Important - WTO in the mix at the late June G20 - bad timing for Trump-Xi deal expectations... https://t.co/DT0vHf9msy
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Also on $USDCLP - market prices Chile 20+ year USD bonds less than 100 bps wide of US treasuries - external debt gr… https://t.co/JfqdSR0JA1
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Chile lying about CPI? The CLP usually considered a copper proxy - but what about more expensive extraction due to… https://t.co/OtKi03AYAF
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.
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.
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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