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 A strong CPI number would certainly back up many players' expectations for a monetary policy change in April. Considering the high number of yen-short positions, there are risks for yen appreciation in the near term.

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 If the headline [CPI] number fails to meet the consensus view, players are likely to rush to unwind huge long positions on the yen which they had built recently on expectations of an early end of the super-loose monetary policy.

 This park brings back good and bad memories. We fell short, but it was good to make it here. Our expectations were very high because of the team we had, but I also understood that in baseball you never know because it's a very short tournament and anything can happen. I still think when you look at the size of the country where we come from and the number of players we have, we have the best athletes.

 Monetary policy expectations were the driving forces on the FX markets in most of 2005 and while we expect structural problems to come back to haunt the dollar in 2006 we expect monetary policy expectations to lend support to the greenback early in the year.

 Monetary policy expectations were the driving forces on the FX (foreign exchange) markets in most of 2005 and while we expect structural problems to come back to haunt the dollar in 2006 we expect monetary policy expectations to lend support to the greenback early in the year.

 What we're seeing in terms of currency movements - and it will probably continue at least over the near-term - is a shift in global monetary policy expectations. There's a gearing-down of expectations for Fed tightening, coupled with increased tightening expectations elsewhere.

 Today's figures will only heighten the sense that monetary policy is about to change. It may well change next week or in April.

 This report is nothing short of remarkable. The formula for a strong dollar is strong growth, tight monetary policy and loose fiscal policy. The U.S. happens to have all three. Private investors are comfortable investing in a country like the U.S.

 Monetary policy has become much less political than it used to be years back, and centuries back. There's a consensus on what monetary policy should be doing, which is to say keeping inflation low and, subject to that constraint, keeping employment high. So politicians take this attitude that it's for technocrats, and it doesn't matter too much whether the guy is a Republican or a Democrat.

 You want to make sure that short-term monetary policy isn't responding to a phenomenon that is just going to go away in a few months, or even a year. A change in an interest rate today will have an effect on inflation one to two years from today.

 The Fed's minutes do not change the near-term outlook for policy despite the strong market reaction. Clearly there is some debate as to how much further tightening will be necessary, as the minutes say the number of hikes will likely 'not be large,' but 'large' is undefined. This does not read like a Fed where everyone is looking for a reason to stop.

 What matters is, number one, establishing a goal, number two, establishing a strategy that helps you reach those goals, and, number three, not changing that strategy based on the noise going on in the market, which is best left to the short-term trader.

 There's no real change in the rhetoric. He's talking about risks to economic growth, but within the overall context that monetary policy can respond.

 The wake of Hurricane Katrina seems set to keep traders on edge ... and once again a break higher seems unlikely unless we see a change of tune from the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) with regard to monetary policy. Friday's Michigan sentiment figure may yet hold a degree of concern. Some forecasts are putting this number as low as 82 and so long as high fuel prices are with us, action may be required to ensure that domestic expansion can be maintained as we move towards the year end.

 The wake of Hurricane Katrina seems set to keep traders on edge ... and once again a break higher seems unlikely unless we see a change of tune from the FOMC [Federal Open Market Committee] with regard to monetary policy. Friday's Michigan sentiment figure may yet hold a degree of concern. Some forecasts are putting this number as low as 82 and so long as high fuel prices are with us, action may be required to ensure that domestic expansion can be maintained as we move towards the year end.


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