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Clive Ponsonby

Clive Ponsonby

Clive Ponsonby is the author of the Hedder monthly series "Currency View" and the Currency Fellow at Hedder. He has over 20 years of experience in FX trading, risk management and market making, specialising in G10 and emerging markets currencies. As an FX strategist and trader, he focuses on the interplay between economic fundamentals and the currency market, implementing strategies to take advantage of asymmetric risk profiles.
Clive Ponsonby is the author of the Hedder monthly series "Currency View" and the Currency Fellow at Hedder. He has over 20 years of experience in FX trading, risk management and market making, specialising in G10 and emerging markets currencies. As an FX strategist and trader, he focuses on the interplay between economic fundamentals and the currency market, implementing strategies to take advantage of asymmetric risk profiles.
Languages Spoken:
English

Japan needs to wind up its expensive bond-buying programme and a weakened currency is the easiest way to inflate the problem away. Expect a managed rise in the dollar-yen rate, with the 10-year bond yield likely to rise to 1 per cent by mid-2025.

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