Precarious Calm In The Capital Markets, With A Softer Greenback

Marc Chandler17.13K FollowersFollow5ShareSavePlay(11min)CommentsSummaryThe war continues to dominate, but the dollar is trading lower against the G10 currencies. April WTI is trading in around a $3 range on both sides of $99 a barrel.The disappointingly poor Canadian jobs report pushed the greenback through an open door to a little above CAD1.3740.The US dollar settled near a two-month high against the Mexican peso, but on an intraday basis it held below the week’s high set Monday near MXN18.0245. adventtr/iStock via Getty Images The war continues to dominate, but the dollar is trading lower against the G10 currencies. April WTI is trading in around a $3 range on both sides of $99 a barrel. US and European benchmark 10-year yields areThis article was written byMarc Chandler17.13K FollowersFollowMarc Chandler has been covering the global capital markets in one fashion or another for 40 years, working at economic consulting firms and global investment banks. A prolific writer and speaker he appears regularly on CNBC and has spoken for the Foreign Policy Association. In addition to being quoted in the financial press daily, Chandler has been published in the Financial Times, Foreign Affairs, and the Washington Post. In 2009 Chandler was named a Business Visionary by Forbes. Marc's commentary can be found at his blog (www.marctomarket.com) and twitter www.twitter.com/marcmakingsense