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Tuesday, September 9, 2014

GBP/USD and Japan!

Dear Reader,

The theme of the day is Scottish independence. Personally, I think if the vote is YES this could drive GBP/USD under 1.50. If the vote is NO, the pound could go back to 1.70 USD. It is an interesting binary situation with almost equal probability. The market seems to be underestimating the repercussions. Catalunya could be next. Other European countries have minorty issues aswell.

Japan is another interesting story. Some analysts seem to expect an additional dose of Quantitative Easing from the Bank of Japan. I think buyng around 700 bln. USD assets(predominantly Japanese government bonds)per year is enough. People seem to be underestimating the flexibility of the Japanese economy. However, if they do embark on a QE this would bode well for global equity markets.

The San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank paper that market participants are underestimating the inclination and readiness of the Federal Reserve to raise the Federal Funds rate is interesting. The eventual monetary policy tightening or its anticipation could be the trigger for risk assets sell off. We'll see.

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