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Everyone from the Federal Reserve to the Bank of Japan and President Obama will breathe a sigh a relief after seeing today’s jobs report. Thanks to a 243k increase in non-farm payrolls, the... read more »
The mainstream financial media may have caught a break in 2011. Neither the S&P 500 nor the Dow fell more than 20% from respective highs, meaning that nobody ran with the “Bear Is Back”... read more »
It may have been a mixed day for the U.S. dollar yesterday, but there is no question the rally in the financial market is beginning to run out of steam. Currencies and equities have stalled at key... read more »
EUR: WHAT TO EXPECT FROM EU SUMMIT
European leaders will be gathering in Brussels on Monday for this year’s first EU Summit. As usual there has been a lot of pomp and circumstance... read more »
Earlier this week the Federal Reserve planted the kiss of the death on the U.S. dollar and this morning we continue to see the lingering effects of their ultra-easy monetary policy. Although no one... read more »
Thanks to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, we have enjoyed a very nice rally in currencies and equities. The central bank pledged to keep monetary policy highly accommodative for the next 2 to... read more »
Monetary policy announcements are one of the most important event risks for the forex markets. The reason why we follow individual pieces of economic data so closely is because of the role it plays... read more »
Since the beginning of the year, currencies and equities have performed extremely well. The S&P 500 rose to its highest level in 5 months while the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed to an... read more »
The euro is closing in on 1.30. As much as experts around the world may pound the table about the significant economic risk that lies ahead, the euro continues to strengthen, shrugging... read more »
The euro’s held extremely well this week, keeping it immune from the intensification of the region’s sovereign debt crisis. As much as we believe that the EUR/USD should be trading much lower, we... read more »
