John Hardy
Head of FX Strategy
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Fantastic post - and incredible magazine cover gem from 1983 from @kevinmuir - welcome back, Kevin! https://t.co/0Pj72lm9CS #stagflation
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Not a good sign on US Consumer - > Home Depot trims sales outlook after third-quarter revenue miss https://t.co/vL24MIdCWj $$
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Today's Market Call podcast, talking latest trade deal wobbles, USD and gold outlook, Brazilian real and more. Toda… https://t.co/EIlPpPXk8I
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In Latin America, furious commuters are looting cities, governments are on the run, and investors are unloading ass… https://t.co/avtkDx5NsS
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RT @C_Barraud: 🇺🇸 🇭🇰 🇨🇳 *U.S. CONDEMNS UNJUSTIFIED USE OF FORCE IN #HONGKONG: WHITE HOUSE - BBG
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RT @Ole_S_Hansen: The daily #Tradedeal rollback. #gold up, #stocks down https://t.co/A6j1E8GgI8
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Points to rising odds of defensive fiscal measures? -> Anti-immigrant Sweden Democrats take opinion poll lead… https://t.co/QwMhL8g2kh
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Today's Market Call podcast, discussing ongoing melt-up despite weak data. @petergarnry discusses Saudi Aramco valu… https://t.co/4h4TizxcF0
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Nice precision on the 61.8% Fibo test in $AUDUSD where tactical and structural outlook is conflicting - but strong… https://t.co/yd1OiM3sKq
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‘Catastrophic’ data flaws leave Sweden’s Riksbank furious https://t.co/ntDHIEEJqG via @business
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The strong dollar and tight liquidity in the emerging world are the greatest concerns for world markets,… https://t.co/aiSMILhPFI
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RT @petergarnry: Market Call podcast today is a minor marathon with my colleague @Ole_S_Hansen enjoy! https://t.co/zkbJ7calRs
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Angela Merkel urges EU to seize control of data from US tech titans https://t.co/b0Rr0FeTKd via @financialtimes
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RT @Ole_S_Hansen: Today's #Podcast covering these subjects and more: #Trump #Trade Fed/Powell #Gold #Natgas #RBNZ #Macro 👇 @johnjhardy @pe…
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Oops - I was expecting a cut with consensus -> New Zealand’s central bank left interest rates unchanged amid expect… https://t.co/HycTmW7THL
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@barnejek It is if the government has to panic and go fiscal to keep the mob at bay - but point taken, sir.
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@barnejek Private sector does... 2019 figure rightmost in attached graphic, from https://t.co/EZmKC4dLMs https://t.co/VM9LexdWOa
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I am amazed how tight credit spreads remain on their USD debt, and CDS price at very low 48..., still seems a lot o… https://t.co/L9gd2g35ep
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Reminder: EURUSD and other FX implied vols poking around near record lows - $EURUSD 1-year is sub-6%. The previous… https://t.co/lu4xp6vGrC
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Today's FX Update - talking Trump speech later, yields as key driver, more: https://t.co/nHU9bxAgMB $$ #forex $USDJPY
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Today's Market Call podcast - talking big moves in safe haven bond yields, crazy steep VIX curve and much more. Wit… https://t.co/aSB18LKuxn
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RT @Schuldensuehner: #Germany not particularly well positioned for future. Country 3rd largest R&D investor in world after US (€274bn) & Ja…
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Farage will not run 317 candidates in Tory districts - in hopes of clearing path for Boris Johnson victory in Dec.… https://t.co/R4E1KGSpJz
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RT @Ole_S_Hansen: In today's Market Call podcast we discuss the price action in Hang Seng futures, direction for #gold, US-China #trade dea…
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RT @petergarnry: In today's Market Call podcast we discuss the price action in Hang Seng futures, direction for gold, US-China trade deal,…
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Weak Oct Canada jobs report in terms of payrolls change -1.8k and full time -16.1k. I discussed the risk of a miss… https://t.co/qhiyS2SCSD
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US Secretary of State Pompeo speech at 30-year anniversary of Berlin Wall fall - echoes recent belligerence on China https://t.co/J2sDOO1675
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RT @Steen_Jakobsen: Japan to launch first economic stimulus since 2016 https://t.co/eTtOuBrY2o via @financialtimes
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Pretty thorough discussion of $AUDUSD and $USDCAD in today's Market Call podcast: https://t.co/ueGUKc5rHZ
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Today's Market Call podcast - trade deal wobbles, pivotal intermarket levels, AUD focus in FX -> https://t.co/t78aYy2jUl $$
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RT @EdwardLawrence: Chinese trade sources: #China wants all tariffs rolled back as phases of the #trade deals are completed. Those sources…
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RT @C_Barraud: @niubi 🇺🇸 🇨🇳 Rollback of #China tariffs faces fierce opposition in White House - Reuters https://t.co/qxdiB10m5I
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RT @GabrielSterne: Great piece by @SteveJohnson000 on the protests. What's the common theme? Are they contagious? What's the market impact…
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@Market_Predator @petergarnry they were updated before podcast released if you are referring to the market call PDF
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@simongerman600 Yes - especially for China - where it is same time across the very large country - so sunrise and s… https://t.co/b8D5I5gAZ7
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Today's Market Call podcast now out - talking with @petergarnry on US-China trade deal news and sounding a couple o… https://t.co/nvnG0K7aDB
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Given US-China "agreed to lift tariffs as deal progresses" - today last day of poll as US futures hit new all time… https://t.co/6wJthbJSQ2
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Funny to see everyone pooh-poohing yesterday's election results as one-offs, not representative of how 2020 will sh… https://t.co/XO3ThyUBoC
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Aggressive Petrobras bids for oil exploration blocs (=less FDI) smacks BRL for sharp loss yesterday: https://t.co/Euzjfc1HGs $USDBRL
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JPY an interesting move in Asian session overnight - JGB yields spiking at longer end - note spread to US in chart.… https://t.co/JkGQUy1i30
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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