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FOREX: J.P. Morgan Prefers Longs in Funders/Safe Havens

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The US bank weighs in on broader USD outlook. Its preferred expression of a bearish USD view remains in the safe havens/low yielders. See below for more details. 

J.P. Morgan: "Fed easing, lower oil and now China stimulus. Have we have finally arrived in the valley of the USD smile? A global soft landing combined with Fed easing, if realized, should eventually weaken USD broadly but the path to get there on this side of the US elections could be treacherous. Trade policy risks are not priced, nor is recession. China’s policy blitz was positive for financial assets, but has not changed the macro outlook; a larger fiscal response is needed to move the needle. We discuss the impact on USD and commodity FX. Meanwhile, Eurozone’s malaise deepens...the euro just doesn’t know it yet.

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The US bank weighs in on broader USD outlook. Its preferred expression of a bearish USD view remains in the safe havens/low yielders. See below for more details. 

J.P. Morgan: "Fed easing, lower oil and now China stimulus. Have we have finally arrived in the valley of the USD smile? A global soft landing combined with Fed easing, if realized, should eventually weaken USD broadly but the path to get there on this side of the US elections could be treacherous. Trade policy risks are not priced, nor is recession. China’s policy blitz was positive for financial assets, but has not changed the macro outlook; a larger fiscal response is needed to move the needle. We discuss the impact on USD and commodity FX. Meanwhile, Eurozone’s malaise deepens...the euro just doesn’t know it yet.

Keep reading...Show less