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=0D-0AGlobal FX Strategy 2012: Currencie=
s during European recession & global stagnation=0D-0A-0D=0AClick here<https-
://mm=2Ejpmorgan=2Ecom/stp/t/c=2Edo?i=3D4E9D8-20D8&u=3Da_p*d_730472=2Epdf*h=
_-1hc7311%0d%0a> for the full Note and disclosures-2E-0D-0A-0D-0A-0D-0A-0D-
=0A2012 Outlook: Currencies during European recession & global stagnation (—
John Normand)=0D-0A2012 presents a unique tension between an unprecedented =
macro environment and very defensive investor positioning=2E The next 100 d=
ays will be critical in avoiding a sovereign credit event and global recess=
ion=2E Averting disaster and achieving stagnation should be sufficient to e=
ase the dollar lower next year, but expect only a 2% trade-weighted decline=
and another year of above-average volatility (12%-15% on VXY)=2E Global re=
cession would probably deliver 8% strength in USD, so less than Lehman give=
n existing USD longs-2E-0D-0A-0D-0AFive global macro themes and top trades =
(Paul Meggyesi, John Normand, Matthias Bouquet)=0D-0ATop five trading theme=
s and recommendations: (1) implementation risks around Europe are huge (EUR=
/JPY put spreads , bullish USD/SEK fly); (2) desperate times demand despera—
te action (short USD/JPY 1x2 put spreads, short GBP/JPY through seagulls, s=
hort 6-mo EUR/CHF puts; (3) no winners in European cage match (3-mo range b-
inaries in EUR/GBP and EUR/NOK); (4) some safe havens are safer than others=
(long NOK/SEK); and (5) valuation re-asserts itself (short NZD/CAD)=2E—0D-
=0A=0D=0APost-mortem on 2011 forecasts and trade recommendations (John Norm=
and, Sunil Kavuri)=0D=0AForecast accuracy was better than the consensus for=
Q1 to Q3, but was poor in Q4 when the dollar turned=2E On trade recommenda=
tions, returns and success rates on options trades were the highest in four=
years, whereas those on cash trades were average-2E-0D-0A-0D-0AFX Volatili=
ty: Here to stay (Arindam Sandilya, Matthias Bouquet)-0D=0AEuropean recessi=
on and G4 deficit consolidation will keep volatility and the vol-of-vol hig=
h again in 2012 (12%-15% on VXY Global)=2E Systematic short gamma strategie-
s should prove ineffective; overlay long vega hedges through calendar sprea=
ds=2E Risk reversals in high-beta currencies should outperform straddles as=
defensive plays-2E Optionalised carry should provide positive but noisy re=
turns-2E-0D-0A-0D-0ALong-term Technical Strategy: Is resistance futile? (Ni=
all O'Connor, Thomas Anthonj)-0D-0AThe USD rally should continue into Ql fo=
llowing reversal from key supports=2E Key resistance on DXY is 80=2E00/81=
=2E44=2E EUR/USD has downside but could stabilize in 1-2E26/1=2E28 region=
=2E Yen enters another solid year even with momentum slowing=2E Commodity c=
urrencies still look range-bound=2E Chart patterns for CEEMEA currencies ar=
e dire, whereas Latam and EM Asia should recover in Q2-2E-0D-0A-0D-0AFeatur-
e: ECB debt monetization-correcting a historic anomaly would lift euro (Ken=
Landon)=0D-0AThe ECB's prohibition against debt monetisation is a historic=
al anomaly=2E Allowing Fed/Bank of England-like activity would strengthen t=
he euro by reducing sovereign default risk-2E-0D-0A-0D-0AYen: USD/JPY to co=
ntinue its downtrend, with risk of breaking 70 (Tohru Sasaki, Junya Tanase,=
Anna Hibino)=0D-0AEven at all-time highs, the yen should benefit from a ye=
ar of low global rates, sovereign stress and reserve diversification=2E The=
Bank of Japan cannot floor USD/JPY as the SNB did with the Swiss franc=2E=
-0D-0A=0D=0AEuro: the make-or-breakup year (John Normand)=0D=0A2012 will te=
st what remains of euro resilience=2E The pivotal issue isn't Europe's rece=
ssion, which is guaranteed and discounted=2E The question is whether 2012 d=
elivers a Lehman-like sovereign event-2E ECB and IMF funding will be requir=
ed to prevent this outcome=2E If combined with structural reform, EUR/USD c=
an remain in a 1=2E30s range, even during a European recession-2E-0D-0A-0D-
=0ASterling: Still dodging the limelight (Paul Meggyesi)=0D=0A2012 should m=
ark the fourth consecutive year of sterling consolidation, as the UK's slow=
-burning economic malaise cannot compete for attention with the Euro area's=
rapidly-evolving fiscal and political drama-2E-0D-0A-0D-0ASwiss franc: Che=
ck the dam for cracks (Paul Meggyesi)—0D=0AThe fundamental forces which dro-
ve record appreciation in 2011 - sizable current account surplus, strong ec=
onomy, massive overseas borrowing in CHF - are still intact=2E The SNB has =
infinite capacity to peg EUR/CHF, but the cost in terms of inflation and ex=
cess credit growth will become more apparent next year=2E Expect the floor =
to hold at 1=2E20 before yielding in 2013 2E OD OA OD 0ASwedish and Norwegi=
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an kronas: Falling short of safe-haven status (Paul Meggyesi)=0D=0AAn asser=
tive SNB and BoJ are sending investors towards other, potential safe havens=
=2E NOK and SEK satisfy only about half the criteria for safe harbors, with=
NOK preferred due to the Norwegian economy's lower correlation to global g-
rowth-2E-0D-0A-0D-0ACommodity currencies: Risks loom large for Ql (Kevin He=
bner)=0D=0AStronger fiscal positions, soaring terms of trade and ongoing re=
serve diversification are no insulation from Europe=2E NZD/USD is the most =
vulnerable given its internal and external imbalances-2E-0D-0A-0D-0ALong-te-
rm valuation: USD fiscal premium is modest (Justin Kariya)=0D=OAFundamental=
fair value models suggest that the most expensive currencies are JPY, NZD =
and BRL while the cheapest are TRY, MXN and PLN=2E The dollar is about 5% u-
ndervalued-2E-0D-0A-0D-0AModel-driven strategies in 2012 (Sunil Kavuri)=0D=
=0ACarry and price momentum will struggle again in 2011 if markets remain t=
rendless but volatile=2E Shorter-term rate momentum strategies like forward=
carry have the highest odds of delivering positive returns-2E-0D-0A-0D-0AG=
lobal FX carry trade monitor (Anna Hibino)=0D=0ACurrency managers and globa=
1 macro funds hold above-average shorts in G-10 and EM carry=2E Japanese re=
tail holds an estimated =A55=2E1 trillion ($66bn) in yen shorts, mostly ver=
sus USD ($24bn) and AUD (A$32bn)-2E-0D-0A-0D-0AJ=2EP=2E Morgan FX forecasts=
vs=2E forwards & consensus=0D=0AQ1 should see USD strength followed by a r=
e-weakening=2E Baseline targets by Q4 on the benchmarks are DXY 76, JPMQUSD=
80, USD/JPY 72, EUR/USD 1=2E38, GBP/USD 1=2E58 and AUD/USD 1=2E04=2E=0D=0A=
=0D=0ARisk scenarios to accompany 2012 FX forecasts=0D=OARisks around the b=
aseline are asymmetric for some currencies=2E This section highlights biase—
s, targets under alternative scenarios and trigger events for a change in v-
iew-2E-0D-0A-0D-0A-0D-0A-0D-0AJohn Normand (AC)<http://www=2Emor anmarkets=
=2Ecom/analyst/U070901>=0D=0A(44-20) 7325-5222=0D=0Ajohn
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com<mailto:matthias=
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es Ltd-2E-0D-0A-0D-0A-0D-0AKenneth Landon<http://www=2Emor anmarkets=2Ecom/—
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