In this low interest rate world with pent up aggregate demand and significant slack in the world

One of the most significant technical reactions this past year was in the US Dollar Index. Read More

The Singapore Dollar may continue its advance against the US Dollar in 2021 as capital keeps flowing into Emerging Markets. Read More

As the global economic outlook improves with pent up demand supporting growth, risks are tilted to the upside for oil prices, which in turn is likely to keep the Canadian Dollar afloat, particularl… Read More

On the NZD side, the good news of a potential global economic revival has been largely priced in to the markets already. On the GBP side, there is scope for the UK economy to perform better than wi… Read More

With Shinzo Abe now no longer leading Japan, can Abenomic-fueled Yen losses remain? Read More

The first quarter of 2020 turned traders on their heads as Covid-19 ripped through the global economy. Swift action from the Federal Reserve and other central banks backstopped the global financial… Read More

Many things that happened in 2020 appear to be counterintuitive, especially when it comes to the stock markets. Read More

You might have heard the aphorism “the market is not the economy” before. The phrase surfaced quite a bit this past year largely owing to COVID-19 and the economic fallout caused by the pandemic. Read More

2020 was filled with extremely high levels of volatility across just about every asset class. The S&P 500 had one of its most volatile years on record, the WTI crude oil front-month contract went n… Read More