David Finnerty is an FX Strategist at various leading financial outlets. He specializes in finance, commodities and futures, with a focus on global markets, international finance, and commodity trading. David's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including Yahoo Finance Canada, Bloomberg News, and Fortune.
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David Finnerty's coverage predominantly revolves around foreign exchange and investment analysis, with a focus on the Japanese Yen, US Dollar, Indonesian Rupiah, Pound Sterling, Philippine Peso, and South Korean Won. He typically cites data extensively to support his analyses.
Given this focus on finance and economy as well as heavy reliance on data citations for investment analysis pieces in particular currencies' performance against others or market reactions to specific events would likely be of interest to him.
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The Malaysian ringgit is likely to retest its year-to-date peak versus the dollar thanks to strong fundamentals, according to strategists.
Hedge funds and other asset managers are ramping up bets on dollar weakness using options, in a sign the market is turning even further against the US currency as haven demand wanes.
The Thai baht has been among the worst performers in Asia since the start of the Iran War and it’s at risk of further losses as the conflict drives up oil prices, strategists say.
Citigroup Inc. is expanding its foreign-exchange business with hedge fund and private-equity clients, part of a broader push as global trading volumes rise.
By: David Finnerty
Options have become a growing focus within FX as trading activity accelerates, making it a priority for the Wall Street bank.
By: David Finnerty, Vassilis Karamanis
Hedge funds and asset managers piled into bearish sterling option bets last week after Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham secured a pathway to potentially challenge for UK prime minister, raising fears of political instability and looser fiscal policy.
By: Vassilis Karamanis, David Finnerty
(Bloomberg) -- Hedge funds and asset managers piled into bearish sterling option bets last week after Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham secured a pathway
By: David Finnerty, Vassilis Karamanis
(Bloomberg) -- Hedge funds and asset managers piled into bearish sterling option bets last week after Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham secured a pathway
Australia’s weak employment report has sparked an increase in curve-steepening trades as investors bet the central bank is nearing the end of its interest-rate hiking cycle, according to traders.
By: Matthew Burgess, David Finnerty
Hedge funds are betting that a weak economic backdrop will force the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to undershoot expectations of five quarter point rate increases priced in the swaps market.
