David Mozina Quotes (10 Quotes)

The data provides enough ammunition for further Fed action but also confirms that the U. S. economy has legs.

Until you get ... the Bank of Japan actually pushing interest rates (higher) and not just jawboning the financial markets, I don't think the yen is going to find long-lasting support.

It was slightly dollar-positive. The price component, it's still bubbling. That is of concern to the Fed.

We still have widening interest rate spreads ... so the dollar looks good and today's data at the margin just keeps inflationary concerns bubbling.

People are looking at any interest rate sensitive components as a precursor of what's to come.

I think it's great news for the dollar and it will probably solidify the strong upward moves that we are seeing in today's session.

The rate argument is coming back in a very forceful manner.

Delving into Iran's export mix to see what possible disruptions may surface should the U. N. Security Council impose sanctions on Iran for non-compliant behavior, causing Iran to retaliate in the form of curbing oil exports, Japan is most exposed.

The dollar's gains are pretty much broad-based, with losses being led by the euro.

Those two pieces of data will help shape future Fed policy, and both were on the soft side. The market was looking for any reason to sell dollars and they had two.