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Published Research Examples

The Left Side of the Dollar Smile Still Curved for Now

By Stephen Jen | May 5, 2026

Stephen Jen and Joana Freire examine whether the left side of the Dollar Smile remains intact, why US Treasuries still dominate global safe-haven markets, and what fiscal risks could challenge the dollar’s role.

Stephen Jen on the Iran War, Oil Prices and the Dollar

By Matt Jones | April 30, 2026

Stephen Jen on the Iran War, Oil Prices and the Dollar

US Breaking Point May be USD200 a Barrel

By Stephen Jen | April 27, 2026

US Breaking Point May be USD200 a Barrel: In a recent Eurizon SLJ Capital research note, Stephen Jen and Fatih Yilmaz examine…

Stephen Jen on Economic Security, Manufacturing and the Dollar

By Matt Jones | April 16, 2026

Stephen Jen on Economic Security, Manufacturing and the Dollar

Stephen Jen on Policy Overreach, Globalisation and the Political Backlash

By Matt Jones | April 14, 2026

Stephen Jen on Policy Overreach, Globalisation and the Political Backlash

China is (Almost) Back

By Stephen Jen | April 13, 2026

China is (Almost) Back: In a recent Eurizon SLJ Capital research note, Stephen Jen and Joana Freire examine China’s economic…

Stephen Jen on Iran, Market Risk and the Dollar Outlook

By Matt Jones | April 8, 2026

Stephen Jen on Iran, Market Risk and the Dollar Outlook

My thoughts on currencies, April 2026

By Stephen Jen | April 7, 2026

Stephen Jen examines the market implications of the Iran War, arguing that the conflict may have more lasting geopolitical consequences than economic ones.

USD10 Trillion in Pledged FDI and the Triffin Dilemma

By Stephen Jen | March 23, 2026

USD10 Trillion in Pledged FDI and the Triffin Dilemma: Stephen Jen and Joana Freire examine the implications of the large foreign direct investment pledges made to the U.S.

My thoughts on currencies, March 2026

By Stephen Jen | March 17, 2026

Stephen Jen examines the market implications of the Iran War, describing it as a stagflationary shock that has interrupted an otherwise constructive global backdrop.

“We don’t follow a research agenda, we believe an ‘always on’ writing and thinking culture is the right way to identify the big ideas that need to be explored”

Stephen Jen

CEO & Co-CIO

Eurizon SLJ Capital