John Hardy
Head of FX Strategy
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RT @EconguyRosie: The Wall St folks who tell me Elizabeth Warren's income distribution, climate and student debt agenda will never see the…
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Boris Johnson is under pressure to ask the EU to postpone Brexit after Parliament refused to approve the deal the p… https://t.co/0LSvDERk3M
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Pence to deliver China policy speech next Thursday: White House... https://t.co/zAQmwnv6GH
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RT @htsfhickey: Had interesting discussions today including with one who'd been in "the belly of the beast" (shadow banking system). I'm co…
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Illiquid assets/private equity ... widening gyre of crunchiness? https://t.co/N0YYxkI9NE
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Instead of professionalism and unity: vendettas, pettiness and feuding. This is the EU today. https://t.co/EnazLKyTK8 via @bopinion
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RT @MacroMorning: Battle stations! @federalreserve @NewYorkFed #trading desks. 🚧👩🔧🚧👨🔧 Overnight #funding #rates just fixed back above 2.…
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Today's Market Call podcast - discussing Brexit and US-China issues from a multitude of angles. Today with… https://t.co/2Du08co0FZ
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U.S. House passes bill aimed at supporting pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong https://t.co/ePtKIcOhfL via @bpolitics
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RT @LiveSquawk: $GBPUSD $EURUSD $EURGBP | UK, EU Negotiators Said To Be Closing In On Draft #Brexit Deal - Draft Deal Depends On If UK PM J…
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FX Chart highlights, including key NZD crosses and EURUSD Æ https://t.co/nYl3m1V2QQ https://t.co/G8pslsOMsA
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China will struggle to buy $50 billion of U.S. farm goods annually unless it removes retaliatory tariffs on America… https://t.co/a1NEljcXh8
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@ATFederation It was a few tens of thousands in pivotal states (PA, WI, MI, FL) that tilted election for Trump, not… https://t.co/P9rBMVpT1f
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RT @WilliamsonChris: Job vacancies are down to the lowest since late-2017, and have indicated a continuous softening in the demand for staf…
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If the vote is "rocked" in 2020 US election to the degree this article expects, Trump will go down in flames if he… https://t.co/guEmXno9dQ
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RT @LiveSquawk: German ZEW Survey – Current Situation Oct -25.3 (est -23.6; prev -19.9) -German ZEW Survey – Expectations Oct -22.8 (est -2…
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Today's Market Call podcast - discussing Deal/No Deal between US-China, upcoming US earnings season, EURUSD outlook… https://t.co/6LPPDK1JuT
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Then the Dutch foreign minister weighs in with "UK must improve Brexit proposal" - good luck out there, GBP punters… https://t.co/z2oUCY0ROD
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GBP rallying a bit here on promising noises from EU's Barnier on feasibility of striking a #Brexit deal
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RT @kitjuckes: Sterling up a bit on this (rest of the paper are much more guarded)....Brexit deal hopes rise as 'last-minute compromises ar…
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Has the German economy run out of road? A Harvard brain trust has an unsettling answer, says @johnauthers… https://t.co/JAuogtINas
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Breaking: China wants more talks before signing Trump's Phase one deal - according to Bloomberg article - with unnamed, credible sources
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USD largely shrugging off Fed's balance sheet expansion -> Today's FX Update: https://t.co/Nrcl2ipAXi
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RT @AndreasSteno: The wide-spread narrative that the global growth slowdown is caused by “Trump’s trade war” is false, which makes the curr…
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You don't need a laboratory to explain why the yield curve has turned positive again. It's all about the Fed… https://t.co/p0sxdlVh5a
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Today's Market Call podcast, discussing US-China handshake deal, resumption of Fed purchases, and more. Today with… https://t.co/WkWNekDkzp
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RT @ChadBown: REPORTS: deal under discussion — subject to Trump’s approval — to suspend Oct 15 tariff increase. Deal is not expected to a…
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RT @SamanthaLaDuc: Twitsted QE4... $720B per year for Repo markets that "only experienced a 'technical glitch'. Just In: Fed to buy $60b…
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TRY not participating in the EM resurgence as EU may be set to debate sanctions against Turkey next week. Russian P… https://t.co/IjWWwjAP7F
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cup and handle kind of thing going on with German Bund yields - big pivot level https://t.co/pQOVHroRgE
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RT @petergarnry: In today's Market Call podcast we talk about global equities rising on potential narrow US-China trade deal, big move in l…
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Russian central bank chief Nabiullina talks up faster pace of rate cuts due to inflation outlook. Next meeting Oct 25. $USDRUB
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America’s retreat will outlast Donald Trump https://t.co/tshlw4IIGw via @financialtimes https://t.co/kx5e6fCIvd
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RT @DiMartinoBooth: No worries. Small businesses only account for the bulk of hiring in the United States. Repeat after me (and whisper in…
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Today's FX Update - quite a bit today on this EURUSD rally and whether it might stick -> https://t.co/UTnKRM8oTY
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Today's Market Call podcast, today discussing initial trade talk headlines and more across asset classes: https://t.co/n8IJrKS5tH
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RT @LiveSquawk: EU Throws Boris Johnson A Lifeline Over Irish Backstop - The Times https://t.co/UoI5PDK2OH
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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