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Shyam Devani

Founder & Chief Market Strategist - SAV Markets

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SAV Markets aims to provide comprehensive analysis & commentary on foreign exchange and asset markets. The approach is multi asset as markets are typically interlinked. Cause and effect are always at work, even if those effects take time to manifest. As nothing is permanent we strive to get ahead of the curve in an ever changing world.

Cross Asset Strategy

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<li>As we prepare for the FOMC there are patterns to watch beyond the short term</li>
<li>The risk of lower yields still persists, especially given the curve inversion</li>
<li>As a consequence we are likely to see further gains in US equities</li>
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As we prepare for the FOMC there are patterns to watch beyond the short term
The risk of lower yields still persists, especially given the curve inversion
As a consequence we are likely to see further gains in US equities


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<li>Is the inflation ship turning? Price action in markets warrants this question</li>
<li>The clearest breaks have been in US stocks which should still rally</li>
<li>Bonds may be the next to move - it is the central market to watch</li>
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Is the inflation ship turning? Price action in markets warrants this question
The clearest breaks have been in US stocks which should still rally
Bonds may be the next to move - it is the central market to watch


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<li>Emerging trends and dynamics across international markets coupled with the BoJ's policy are lining up to support the Nikkei 225</li>
<li>Historical comparisons, if correct, also indicate a strong bounce. The price action on the Nikkei 225 itself is also bullish.</li>
<li>At this stage in a volatile market we remain fixed on short term dynamics and refrain from longer term outlooks where conviction still neds to be built</li>
</ul>


Emerging trends and dynamics across international markets coupled with the BoJ's policy are lining up to support the Nikkei 225
Historical comparisons, if correct, also indicate a strong bounce. The price action on the Nikkei 225 itself is also bullish.
At this stage in a volatile market we remain fixed on short term dynamics and refrain from longer term outlooks where conviction still neds to be built


FX & Rates

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<li>Japan is clearly worried about a weaker JPY despite the BoJ's bond  market policy</li>
<li>Could they be saved by external factors - namely a calming down or even reversal of rising US yields?</li>
<li>Historical comparisons as well as developments in commodities and the economy suggests the answer could be yes</li>
</ul>


Japan is clearly worried about a weaker JPY despite the BoJ's bond  market policy
Could they be saved by external factors - namely a calming down or even reversal of rising US yields?
Historical comparisons as well as developments in commodities and the economy suggests the answer could be yes


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Macroeconomics

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<li>Heading into yesterday’s Fed meeting, the bond market asked a tough question to Powell: do you mean business?</li>
<li>Powell took a ‘’Bad Cop, Good Cop’’ stance: he answered with a firm ‘’Yes’’ at first, and then tried to soften the message during the press conference.</li>
<li>This spurred a relief rally in risk assets, but it won’t last.<br>Bond markets hate half-hearted stances, and they will keep testing the Fed and risk assets until they get what they want: clarity.</li>
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Heading into yesterday’s Fed meeting, the bond market asked a tough question to Powell: do you mean business?
Powell took a ‘’Bad Cop, Good Cop’’ stance: he answered with a firm ‘’Yes’’ at first, and then tried to soften the message during the press conference.
This spurred a relief rally in risk assets, but it won’t last. Bond markets hate half-hearted stances, and they will keep testing the Fed and risk assets until they get what they want: clarity.


Japan

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Stop Fooling Around, J-Pow

Powell took a ‘’Bad Cop, Good Cop’’ stance: he answered with a firm ‘’Yes’’ at first, and then tried to soften the message during the press...

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