Steen Jakobsen
Chief Economist & CIO
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RT @saxobank: #USD funding issues reappearing suddenly and doing so just ahead of tomorrow’s #FOMC meeting. It is far past the time for the…
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RT @saxobank: Join Saxo Bank Head of Commodity Strategy @Ole_S_Hansen today at 13.30 CEST as he explores the world of #commodities and how…
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Central bank liquidity is turning | Saxo Group https://t.co/jcXbHyiRts via @saxobank
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RT @saxobank: In today's Market Call, our #SaxoStrats @Ole_S_Hansen and @petergarnry discussed the weekend's attack on the world's largest…
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RT @petergarnry: In case someone had forgot the impressive equity performance from Feb 2009 to Feb 2019 against US government bonds. 10-yea…
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RT @saxobank: The market is doing its best to overcome the exogenous shock of the Saudi oil facility attack, and if this factor fades quick…
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RT @SoberLook: Chart: China's industrial production (% year-over-year) - https://t.co/s66we3jBsV
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RT @Schuldensuehner: Just to put things into perspective: Saudi attack tops biggest disruptions in oil history, BBG reports. https://t.co/A…
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RT @charliebilello: Today is the 11th anniversary of the Lehman bankruptcy. This is how stocks closed that day... S&P 500: -5% Wells Fargo:…
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Elderly citizens accounted for record 28.4% of Japan's population in 2018, data show | The Japan Times https://t.co/SvusIdV5JP
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RT @charliebilello: US Budget Deficit over the past 11 months (fiscal year ends in September): $1.07 trillion, on pace for largest since 20…
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RT @saxobank: Join Saxo Bank Head of Commodity Strategy @Ole_S_Hansen on the 17 September at 13.30 CEST as he explores the world of #commod…
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RT @crescatkevin: Most people have absolutely no clue how over-valued the stock market is today. The coming bear market and recession is li…
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RT @Lucian_Kim: Your bus isn’t late, it’s just taking part in Moscow’s absurd Parade of City Services Vehicles. https://t.co/CPxh8TiLzq
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China seeks to narrow trade talks with U.S. in bid to break deadlock https://t.co/KLZqHOT7hS via @WSJ
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RT @fwred: Reaching your audience, I guess. "Be proud Mr Weidmann, be very proud." https://t.co/ycZMdMfTkc
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RT @dlacalle_IA: It is not a great idea to destroy banks' profitability with negative rates when their assets are 3x bigger than your GDP.…
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RT @zerohedge: BofA card spending data indicated today's retail sales should be a huge miss https://t.co/tZVZjVQH97 https://t.co/KJE3iig5…
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RT @jsblokland: Wow! The Dutch #DNB has put out a official statement AFTER the #ECB decision, in which it argues that the latest round of s…
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RT @HuXijin_GT: Based on what I know, Chinese govt encourages Chinese companies to buy certain amount of US farm products, including soybea…
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RT @EdwardLawrence: Presidential Trade Advisor Michael Pilsbury says the President would not accept a temporary trade deal with China to de…
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RT @petergarnry: Today's Market Call podcast, discussing ECB decision and how it has sent fault lines through Europe, next week's FOMC and…
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@SaxoStrats MarketCall podcast will shortly be available online: https://t.co/ANEnWeecED Today topic? Well... som… https://t.co/GgkyAYFxVl
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Die Zeit: Draghi bomb...'With this behavior, Draghi shows: As big as the program is, it is above all a desperate ac… https://t.co/6Bsb93oskO
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Süddeutsche Zeitung: Draghi got burned - His successor needs to change direction. The decision Thursday shows he lo… https://t.co/aXDBDyFEzw
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RT @Schuldensuehner: Good Morning from Germany, where Draghi's rate cut & mon bazooka have triggered devastating echo. Even newspapers like…
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RT @tasosvos: BYND: Beyond Meat BNYD: The Bloomberg negative yielding debt index Try not to confuse the two...
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RT @financequant: Got a big laugh in my class this afternoon. "In most sciences if reality and the model don't match, then the model is dee…
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RT @YahooFinance: US budget deficit for 11 months up $169 billion over 2018 https://t.co/i7WXPJLEkk https://t.co/Z5KsXWJWt0
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RT @businessinsider: The US-China trade war is still in flux. Here are the 12 companies that have the most riding on a successful resolutio…
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RT @AtlantaFed: September 12: We’ve updated our Taylor Rule Utility data by incorporating #BLSdata in addition to nowcasts from the @Clevel…
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RT @UCL_EI: V much worth reading, Charles being exceptionally well connected in EU capitals and BXL. Might just - just - make you that litt…
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RT @Schuldensuehner: #ECB did not raise the issuer limit rule when restarting QE. In case of #Germany, there is headroom to buy a further €…
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RT @LiveSquawk: US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin: Trump Is Prepared To Keep Tariffs On China In Place, And Raise Tariffs If Necessary
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RT @ecb: Draghi introduces the GDP and inflation outlook for the euro area https://t.co/ROiKrLQazO
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ECB package smells of panic & a dogmatic ECB. Lower price of money will only lead to lower inflation, less velocity… https://t.co/sE3NAgkjUj
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RT @forexflowlive: Central bank rate odds 12 Sep 2019: 12 Sep #ECB Cut 100%, -10bp 62.3%, -20bp 37.7% 18 Sep #Fed unch 6.4%, -25bp 93.6%,…
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RT @charliebilello: Total Returns, last 12 years... JP Morgan: +250% (all-time high today) Santander: -47% BBVA: -61% ING: -66% Credit Suis…
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RT @EconguyRosie: To little fanfare, the OECD leading indicator fell for the 19th straight month in July, hitting its lowest level since Se…
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Macro Digest There has been an equity earthquake | Saxo Group https://t.co/ZPI9iUZFME via @saxobank
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RT @Ole_S_Hansen: 18 years ago today I sat a my trading desk in London watching with disbelief the images coming through from NY. Next thi…
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RT @petergarnry: This is how the quant crash 2 looks like. Ouch. https://t.co/eCgsLCrJ76
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RT @HuXijin_GT: Based on what I know, China will introduce important measures to ease the negative impact of the trade war. The measures wi…
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RT @LizAnnSonders: Plumbing 2015’s lows in terms of change in @AtlantaFed #GDPNow @crescatkevin @bloomberg https://t.co/83gnjJqRD5
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Dutch Pensions Federation rings alarm bells over looming disaster [updated] | News | IPE https://t.co/vk0JoZSeHd
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RT @C_Barraud: 🇪🇺 "According to the information provided by the Sueddeutsche Zeitung, the responsible departments are carefully examining w…
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Just finished my latest macro presentation: The Butterfly effect, which ends with this slide: https://t.co/uwd00AiLtM
About Steen Jakobsen
Steen Jakobsen first joined Saxo Bank in 2000 and has served as both Chief Economist and Chief Investment Officer since 2009. He focuses on delivering asset allocation strategies and analysis of the overall macroeconomic and political landscape as defined by fundamentals, market sentiment and technical developments in the charts.
With more than 25 years of experience within the fields of trading and investment, Jakobsen is a highly renowned and respected Chief Economist, who regularly appears as a guest host on CNBC and Bloomberg News. Prior to joining Saxo Bank, he worked with Swiss Bank Corp, Citibank, Chase Manhattan and UBS. He also served as Global Head of Trading, FX and Options at Christiania (now Nordea).
Steen Jakobsen first joined Saxo Bank in 2000 and has served as both Chief Economist and Chief Investment Officer since 2009. He focuses on delivering asset allocation strategies and analysis of the overall macroeconomic and political landscape as defined by fundamentals, market sentiment and technical developments in the charts.
With more than 25 years of experience within the fields of trading and investment, Jakobsen is a highly renowned and respected Chief Economist, who regularly appears as a guest host on CNBC and Bloomberg News. Prior to joining Saxo Bank, he worked with Swiss Bank Corp, Citibank, Chase Manhattan and UBS. He also served as Global Head of Trading, FX and Options at Christiania (now Nordea).
Macro Digest: China fix USDCNY higher and totally ignore overtures by President Trump
Steen Jakobsen
Chief Economist & CIO
More on the yield curve inversion, recession risk and market path from here
Steen Jakobsen
Chief Economist & CIO
Macro Digest: New lows in US yield indicate rising recession risk
Steen Jakobsen
Chief Economist & CIO
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