21 Quotes by Mitul Kotecha

Euro zone finance ministers have warned consistently about currency volatility, but current levels appear to be no major concern.

The mood on the dollar is currently negative, the comments are playing into it. The market is short dollar and sentiment is weakening.

The momentum is pretty strong -- the market has turned bullish and this is largely due to their inflation fears and on expectations of higher U.S. interest rates,

The whole China effect is fading. We are moving back to trading in familiar ranges and the market is realizing it was not a big move.

Structural concerns have faded into the background (during 2005) as markets have been placated by the strength of capital inflows into US portfolio assets.

Structural concerns ... faded into the background (during 2005) as markets have been placated by the strength of capital inflows into U.S. portfolio assets.

It will be interesting to see how upbeat the Fed will be on growth prospects and how U.S. asset markets will react. Pre-Fed trading means we are likely to see tight ranges today.

Investors will look for any sign that he believes the Fed is close to the peak in its interest rate cycle.

The market fixation is back on yield again, and the yen's attraction as a funding currency will leave it vulnerable to further weakness despite ongoing strength in economic data.