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27 Mar 2015
Credit Agricole: Yellen to continue to stress on data-dependence - eFXnews
FXStreet (Barcelona) - The eFXNews Team notes Credit Agricole views that today’s Yellen speech could differ from last week's press conference given that last Wednesday Yellen was presenting the view of the FOMC as a whole, which seems quite divided on the timing of stimulus removal.
Key Quotes
“Today, Yellen will discuss her own view on how Fed policy should evolve from here. Of particular interest would be comments on the timing of future rate hikes and the impact from strong dollar.”
“Vice Chair Fisher was quite vague on the timing of the first hike but less concerned about USD on Monday. A similar message from Yellen today could see the dollar struggling to extend its gains.”
“We suspect that Yellen will continue to stress the data-dependent nature of its reaction function while offering little new information compared to last week’s FOMC statement in today’s speech.”
“Despite yesterday’s rally the Fed’s nominal trade-weighted index looks set for its first weekly decline since early February.”
“Market positioning should continue to drive the USD with the short squeeze in foreign currencies likely to accelerate in thin market conditions ahead of Easter.”
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Key Quotes
“Today, Yellen will discuss her own view on how Fed policy should evolve from here. Of particular interest would be comments on the timing of future rate hikes and the impact from strong dollar.”
“Vice Chair Fisher was quite vague on the timing of the first hike but less concerned about USD on Monday. A similar message from Yellen today could see the dollar struggling to extend its gains.”
“We suspect that Yellen will continue to stress the data-dependent nature of its reaction function while offering little new information compared to last week’s FOMC statement in today’s speech.”
“Despite yesterday’s rally the Fed’s nominal trade-weighted index looks set for its first weekly decline since early February.”
“Market positioning should continue to drive the USD with the short squeeze in foreign currencies likely to accelerate in thin market conditions ahead of Easter.”
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