17 Quotes by Kamal Sharma

From a yield perspective, the pound is looking attractive as the trend appears to be to buy yield. For now, the pound is likely to remain strong on uncertainty over the outlook for U.S. rates.

We are looking for a rise of 0.4 percent in the core index, in line with the consensus, and that could give the yen a lift.

Yield spreads are not moving in favor of the dollar. It's a good selling opportunity.

We don't think they will intervene -- there are various policy responses possible and there could be interest rate cuts. All our short-term indicators show that euro/dollar is overbought,

The trade surplus didn't narrow as much as people had been expecting so that's going to help the yen. The data coming out of Japan is looking pretty robust. So that's going to help the yen.

The whole market is still very concerned about a high U.S. trade deficit.

The statement was slightly more hawkish than we were expecting but there was one vote of dissent.

Technically a lot of damage has been done to the dollar but yesterday's failure to break through new levels has helped the dollar,

That is preying on people's minds particularly if it hits areas with some key strategic oil facilities.