17 Quotes by Naomi Fink

This is a much more forthright statement than we've seen previously from the G-7. The currencies that will be impacted the most are those that will benefit from an increase in domestic demand in China, including the yen.

Although the data are hardly showing bad trends for the U.S. economy, they are hardly an argument for the Fed to extend or speed up the pace of hikes.

It looks like the market doesn't have a strong conviction about the dollar for the moment.

It looks like we have a fairly robust employment market. The Fed has a couple of more rate hikes to do. There could be some support for the dollar.

It's clear that they want to shift to more domestic demand driven growth and I think the rate hike is only part of the equation and they're going to continue to put in measures to slow demand in the industrial sector.

In Canada, the rate hike cycle hasn't fully matured yet. We should still leave open the possibility of another rate hike later in the year.

The market expects the Fed to extend rate hikes.

The market is much more interested in larger reserve holders.