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Charu Chanana
Academic
Chief investment strategist at Saxo who provided market insights.
Notable Quotes
"Investors are 'repositioning' over fears the investments into artificial intelligence may be overvalued."View Story →
"Geopolitics is being treated as a headline risk, not a macro shock for now."View Story →
"If CPI today is hot, it will be much harder for the Fed to sound relaxed next week."View Story →
"This looks less like 'tariffs are over' and more like 'effective tariffs may be lower than feared, but policy uncertainty and fiscal noise remain high.'"View Story →
"Trump's latest deadline itself is bearish not because investors think war is guaranteed tomorrow if Iran does not open the Strait, but because every new ultimatum makes the disruption look longer, stickier, and more macro-negative."View Story →
"Trump's latest deadline itself is bearish not because investors think war is guaranteed tomorrow if Iran does not open the Strait, but because every new ultimatum makes the disruption look longer, stickier, and more macro-negative."View Story →
"Trump's latest deadline itself is bearish not because investors think war is guaranteed tomorrow if Iran does not open the strait, but because every new ultimatum makes the disruption look longer, stickier and more macro-negative."View Story →
"Trump's latest deadline itself is bearish not because investors think war is guaranteed tomorrow if Iran does not open the Strait, but because every new ultimatum makes the disruption look longer, stickier, and more macro-negative."View Story →
"Trump’s latest deadline itself is bearish not because investors think war is guaranteed tomorrow if Iran does not open the Strait, but because every new ultimatum makes the disruption look longer, stickier, and more macro-negative."View Story →
""Trump's latest deadline itself is bearish not because investors think war is guaranteed tomorrow if Iran does not open the Strait, but because every new ultimatum makes the disruption look longer, stickier, and more macro-negative.""View Story →
"Trump's latest deadline itself is bearish not because investors think war is guaranteed tomorrow if Iran does not open the strait, but because every new ultimatum makes the disruption look longer, stickier and more macro-negative."View Story →
"Every new ultimatum makes the disruption look longer, stickier and more macro-negative."View Story →
"Trump's latest deadline itself is bearish not because investors think war is guaranteed tomorrow if Iran does not open the strait, but because every new ultimatum makes the disruption look longer, stickier and more macro-negative."View Story →
"This is a positive de-escalation signal for markets, especially with Hormuz reopening."View Story →
"This is a positive de-escalation signal for markets, especially with Hormuz reopening."View Story →
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