Foreign Exchange
Weekly and special commentary providing global market overviews and currency forecasts
The March US jobs report will be released Friday, Good Friday, when many European countries are on holiday and the US is partially on holiday.
The market has been focused on the negotiations over the private sector involvement in reducing Greece’s debt burden.
US Multinationals’ Shifting Strategy: De-Emphasizing Western Europe
Sentiment toward the euro appears as negative as it has been since the joint intervention a little more than eleven years ago, even if the exchange rate is considerably higher.
Last month marked the 20th anniversary of the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Three Key Developments that will Shape the Investment Climate
Three events took place last week that will shape the general investment climate in the weeks and months ahead.
The March to Folly: Underestimating Germany and the ECB
The House of Finance is accustomed to a cacophony of opinions and voices.
Weekend Developments and Their Significance Going Forward
Economic data has been of tertiary concern to the market recently, overwhelmed by the drama in Europe.
Thoughts on the Data in the Week Ahead and the Foreign Exchange Market
Economic data has been of tertiary concern to the market recently, overwhelmed by the drama in Europe.
The Outlook for a European TARP
What Winston Churchill said about America, that it can be counted on to do the right thing after it exhausts the other alternatives, seems equally applicable to Europe.
Gold, S&P and the Euro: Correlations Revisited
The elevated volatility levels have made for difficult times for many investors.