24 Quotes by Daniel Katzive

While a hike in May remains fully priced, prospects for tightening beyond that have been marked down.

The data suggests the big momentum positions which had mirrored carry trades have now been cut back to much more neutral levels, which should provide a good backdrop for carry trade rebuilding in the new year.

We see strength in energy-related flows into the country, which underpins the Canadian dollar.

The reason the dollar is staying strong is because markets have continued to price in more Fed tightening.

We think it's really too soon to see a definitive change from the BOJ. It's more of a second quarter story.

There's more to the dollar weakness this week than just an adjustment in interest rates.

Oil prices have continued to move higher and equities have apparently taken it badly.

The yen continued to strengthen this morning at the expense of high yielding currencies such as Australian and New Zealand dollars as well as the US dollar.

It's got to be the yen. That is the currency with the lowest yield and borrowers can be comfortable that the BOJ is not going to significantly boost their funding costs over the course of the year.