17 Quotes by Nick Bennenbroek

Currency fundamentals are falling into place for a meaningful yen gain. The economy has been on a firm footing for some time. The expansion is being increasingly sustained by investment and consumer spending.

This might be a slight dollar negative. The key was the core which was bang on expectations at 0.2 percent. So there's not much inflation there.

The key thing is that, while this doesn't take away inflation concerns, it mitigates some of them and makes the 'measured' approach ... an even more likely response from the Federal Reserve.

The Fed will match or outpace the tightening of Europe or Japan, which should be dollar positive.

inflation concerns were not really new news and not prevalent in the market.

Interest-rate support for the Australian dollar will lessen quite substantially as the year progresses. We see a steady outlook from the Reserve Bank of Australia and a higher Fed rate.

The dollar bulls have the upper hand. It increases the chances that they keep on going, and that's what is boosting the dollar.

The current phase of the dollar's rally is starting to look mature.