Editorial Representation of David Woo
EDITORIAL REPRESENTATION

RATES · FX · GEOPOLITICS

David Woo

Former BofA Head of Global Rates, FX and EM Research. Rates, dollar, elections and geopolitics-to-markets transmission. Weekly, with explicit positioning calls.

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DXY
BEARISH
The yen’s post-intervention appreciation is unlikely to prove durable, as unchanged monetary conditions and Japan’s underlying political and economic realities continue to favor weakness. Month
Fiscal & Treasury
BEARISH
Japan’s fiscal sustainability has deteriorated under aggressive stimulus plans, contributing to higher term premium, rising borrowing costs, and sustained pressure on the yen. Year
TLT
BEARISH
Japanese government bonds face rising run risk as fiscal sustainability concerns elevate term premium and borrowing costs, with any crisis likely to spill into global markets. Year
DXY
BEARISH
Yen weakness is structural rather than cyclical because Japan's debt burden constrains Bank of Japan rate hikes and aggressive fiscal spending reinforces depreciation. Year

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Editorial Representation of David Woo David Woo RATES · FX · GEOPOLITICS
BEARISH Strong
DXY
The yen’s post-intervention appreciation is unlikely to prove durable, as unchanged monetary conditions and Japan’s underlying political and economic realities continue to favor weakness. DIRECTION ONLY $DXY$UUP
Month 5d
Editorial Representation of David Woo David Woo BEARISH Strong
DXY Month 5d

The yen’s post-intervention appreciation is unlikely to prove durable, as unchanged monetary conditions and Japan’s underlying political and economic realities continue to favor weakness.

$DXY$UUP
Editorial Representation of David Woo David Woo RATES · FX · GEOPOLITICS
BEARISH Strong
Fiscal & Treasury
Japan’s fiscal sustainability has deteriorated under aggressive stimulus plans, contributing to higher term premium, rising borrowing costs, and sustained pressure on the yen. DIRECTION ONLY
Year 5d
Editorial Representation of David Woo David Woo BEARISH Strong
Fiscal & Treasury Year 5d

Japan’s fiscal sustainability has deteriorated under aggressive stimulus plans, contributing to higher term premium, rising borrowing costs, and sustained pressure on the yen.

Editorial Representation of David Woo David Woo RATES · FX · GEOPOLITICS
BEARISH Moderate
TLT
Japanese government bonds face rising run risk as fiscal sustainability concerns elevate term premium and borrowing costs, with any crisis likely to spill into global markets. DIRECTION ONLY $TLT
Year 5d
Editorial Representation of David Woo David Woo BEARISH Moderate
TLT Year 5d

Japanese government bonds face rising run risk as fiscal sustainability concerns elevate term premium and borrowing costs, with any crisis likely to spill into global markets.

$TLT
Editorial Representation of David Woo David Woo RATES · FX · GEOPOLITICS
BEARISH Strong
DXY
Yen weakness is structural rather than cyclical because Japan's debt burden constrains Bank of Japan rate hikes and aggressive fiscal spending reinforces depreciation. DIRECTION ONLY $DXY$UUP
Year 5d
Editorial Representation of David Woo David Woo BEARISH Strong
DXY Year 5d

Yen weakness is structural rather than cyclical because Japan's debt burden constrains Bank of Japan rate hikes and aggressive fiscal spending reinforces depreciation.

$DXY$UUP
Editorial Representation of David Woo David Woo RATES · FX · GEOPOLITICS
BULLISH Strong
USO
Oil is too cheap as war fatigue underestimates the likelihood that a sustainable Iran campaign escalates, supporting higher prices. DIRECTION ONLY $USO
Month 8d
Editorial Representation of David Woo David Woo BULLISH Strong
USO Month 8d

Oil is too cheap as war fatigue underestimates the likelihood that a sustainable Iran campaign escalates, supporting higher prices.

$USO
Editorial Representation of David Woo David Woo RATES · FX · GEOPOLITICS
BULLISH Strong
USO
Oil prices should rise because Iran's rejection of Strait control sharing raises the likelihood of escalation and makes U.S. disengagement more difficult. DIRECTION ONLY $USO
Month 9d
Editorial Representation of David Woo David Woo BULLISH Strong
USO Month 9d

Oil prices should rise because Iran's rejection of Strait control sharing raises the likelihood of escalation and makes U.S. disengagement more difficult.

$USO

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