John Hardy
Head of FX Strategy
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Indeed - weakest response because question got to the heart of the matter: financial markets are the tail wagging t… https://t.co/SAmjlFrdgW
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Latest Fed projections see GDP forecasts lowered slightly, Unemployment a tad higher and headline CPI also lowered.… https://t.co/2rwSDiieGm
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RT @M_McDonough: March Dot Plot vs. December: {DOTS<Go>} (no more hikes in 2019) https://t.co/DtIJQK3m3z
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FOMC meeting first read: Fed to halt QT by end Q3 after taper, no hikes forecast for this year in dot plot - on for… https://t.co/acXnouQIB0
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EU's Tusk: short #Brexit delay conditional on UK Parliament Vote. Makes sense.... sterling firms a bit
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Dow Theory predicts equity negative #FOMC outcome... Transportation index in white, SP500 yellow. $$ https://t.co/3Xe5l4FkUl
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RT @Steen_Jakobsen: FedEx just fired off a warning investors may not be able to ignore - MarketWatch https://t.co/LddoiSnOKa
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UK Prime Minister May asking EU for shorter Article 50 delay to June 30. Her letter to EU's Tusk does not describe… https://t.co/M8vOflCpu7
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Markets gunning for a dovish Fed -> Today's FX Update and #FOMC preview: https://t.co/UJjrhDvPgz $USDX $EURUSD #forex
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RT @bethanymac12: It's a twisted world we've built: pension funds, which exist to care for workers, are enabling private equity, which exis…
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Dalian iron ore falls nearly 6 pct as Vale says to resume work at... https://t.co/TD4Xor6khq $AUDUSD
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Bank of Japan board at loggerheads on next policy move: Jan meeting minutes https://t.co/hQVxwSOTeN
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Fair - but often nice to have diversification opportunities when nothing else moving - like last few months. Scandi… https://t.co/yfJzZ5eiGw
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RT @Eleanor_Creagh: #Aus 4Q house prices -2.4% QoQ _5.1% YoY ... House price falls outpacing declines during GFC ... further declines to co…
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May prepares to seek long Brexit delay after House of Commons speaker sinks her plan https://t.co/BiZV7qPjcV via @bpolitics
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RT @HelenCRobertson: 'The oil market is not receiving much love from Baku,' says @Ole_S_Hansen. Oil slips as OPEC+ defers its decision on…
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Today's FX Update as #FOMC and last ditch go at May's #Brexit deal top the agenda this week:… https://t.co/nven03YC4c
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Italy drawn to the promise of China's Silk Road in defiance of Brussels https://t.co/9k0fBns58P via @telebusiness
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RT @Steen_Jakobsen: EU says no more Brexit talks with UK, risk of no-deal increased | Article [AMP] | Reuters https://t.co/bwvOmSUcic
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Australia 2yr swaps plunged another 5 bps overnight to cycle low on a weak Consumer Confidence survey overnight.… https://t.co/yspqNKYmkt
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RT @Ole_S_Hansen: Sterling rips higher on last-ditch #Brexit deal tweaks. "Within 24 hours, we could be trading far far away from current p…
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Great rundown from @ThereseRaphael1 on "pick your poison" setup for UK Parliament on the #Brexit vote today:… https://t.co/E2r0NTYjyj
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For Xi Jinping, a vexing question: can Donald Trump be trusted? https://t.co/ulrzzFQdhh via @bpolitics
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Someone just wrote black swan options on the Hong Kong dollar https://t.co/hbB8iOn4ct via @markets $USDHKD
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Bloomberg outlines what's in the new #Brexit deal up for vote today: https://t.co/8yRE2LrkUb Clearly designed for… https://t.co/hBhFvZZSg1
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RT @ShaneOliverAMP: ...declining capacity utilisation in the Australian NAB business survey points to rising unemployment. We expect unempl…
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Today's Morning Call now available for replay. Today we round up Friday's US jobs report and take a look at the wee… https://t.co/XYfj0OS5ad
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Today's FX Update: https://t.co/GsyOCwLVKA #Brexit $EURUSD $GBPUSD #forex https://t.co/wab5MOrHpY
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Brexit latest news: Theresa May facing threat to leadership as Commons defeat looms https://t.co/MStAxJHNgU via @Telegraph
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RT @Schuldensuehner: Who owns different countries’ government debt? The answer to this question shows vulnerabilities of nations in times o…
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RT @Ole_S_Hansen: Speculators increased their dollar long against nine IMM currency futures by $2.1 to $25.5 bn in the wk to March 5. Follo…
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Tho participation rate back then was almost 68% vs. current 63.2% - of course, demographics and opioid addiction le… https://t.co/1ofImaFJIo
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That was a very positive US jobs report outside of the very weak NFP change print of +20k. AHE at new cycle high of… https://t.co/a3DOwYaCU8
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Today's FX Update: https://t.co/vBEa9n1h54 $USDJPY could be most interesting USD pair over US jobs figs today if ei… https://t.co/gZvNohyvY7
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RT @Ole_S_Hansen: #Gold slide from our live https://t.co/hvKLApEXVA beginning shortly at 8:45 CET. Today with me, @johnjhardy and @Altheasp…
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Endgame? -> Much of Venezuela went dark late Thursday afternoon after a power outage hit Caracas and at least nine… https://t.co/FzuGQcY1ek
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Today's FX Breakout Monitor https://t.co/DzxGc2AKak - showing $EURUSD having a go at it. #Forex https://t.co/gtCILzcoh0
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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