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James McCormick Quotes
«With strong growth set to continue, the backdrop for emerging markets and commodity markets remains positive.»
Author: James McCormick
«The dollar still hasn't finished its move up.»
Author: James McCormick
«Who has the authority to set the price of water? How do you take away the rights of cities and towns? I don't think anyone has the authority to force conservation.»
Author: James McCormick
«The dollar looks likely to continue ignoring the deterioration of its external backdrop for some time.»
Author: James McCormick
«Risks point to further declines in the Canadian dollar. The Bank of Canada has continued to soften its policy statement.»
Author: James McCormick
«The market is underestimating the upside risks to the yen.»
Author: James McCormick
«The sell-off in high yield currencies in March has been largely an isolated occurrence, but there are risks that it could spread.»
Author: James McCormick
«Growth is beginning to slow among the countries that maintain current-account deficits. In their place, sentiment is picking up strongly in countries that enjoy solid external surpluses.»
Author: James McCormick
«The shift in growth sentiment supports a trend that has been developing over the past six months: namely, countries with strong external balances are beginning to look more attractive relative to countries with growing external deficits.»
Author: James McCormick
«While deficit countries still enjoy yield advantage, the rate premium is narrowing.»
Author: James McCormick