Analysis Topic: Currency Market Analysis
The analysis published under this topic are as follows.
Monday, June 07, 2010
Why a Rising U.S. Dollar Is Horrible News for China / Currencies / US Dollar
By: DailyWealth
Tom Dyson writes: Hugh Hendry is the famous British hedge-fund manager who predicted the banking crisis and made 40% in 2008. Every few months, Hendry writes a letter to his investors, called the Eclectica Monthly Letter. It's among the best financial commentary you'll find anywhere on the Internet.
Saturday, June 05, 2010
Stock Market Trend Important Signals for Currency Investors / Currencies / Forex Trading
By: Bryan_Rich
Currencies represent the truest reflection of economic fundamentals and market sentiment. Therefore, they continue to be an important segment of the financial markets to watch.
Since the “flash crash” in the U.S. stock market on May 6, most market pundits and financial media have had their eyes glued to the euro for explanations on stock market activity.
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Saturday, June 05, 2010
U.S. Dollar Soars Against Crumbling Euro as Hungary Next for Debt Default Bailout / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Mike_Shedlock
The situation in Europe is taking a turn for the worse as the Prime Minister of Hungary says Hungarian economy is in a "very grave situation and talk of a default is not an exaggeration".
Saturday, June 05, 2010
Prechter Bearish on Euro and Gold / Currencies / Euro
By: EWI
The euro's recent loss has been the dollar's gain, which means that it's not the best time to buy the U.S. dollar. Meanwhile, the most popular alternative to currencies, gold, isn't such a good buy either. Watch the second excerpt from Robert Prechter's May 20 interview with Yahoo! Finance Tech Ticker host Aaron Task to hear what Prechter thinks is in store for the U.S. currency and gold.
Friday, June 04, 2010
The Dollar Euro Bears Should Relax –It’s Coming Their Way / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Seven_Days_Ahead
The Macro Trader’s view: The Dollar has benefited greatly from the Sovereign debt crisis in the Euro zone, as traders sold the Euro amid fears the single currency might actually break up. Initially, traders were concerned the debt mountain built up by mainly by Greece, but also Spain and Portugal posed a serious risk, and the authorities acted to address that.
Friday, June 04, 2010
GBP/CHF Starting to Recover Again / Currencies / Forex Trading
By: Seven_Days_Ahead
In 2009 the GBP/CHF cross rate began a recovery following a major low point at the end of the previous year. After a deep pullback some positive signs are re-emerging now.
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
North European Euro Nations Preparing to Slaughter the PIGS / Currencies / Euro-Zone
By: Jim_Willie_CB
Natural forces are at work in Europe, powerful forces, in fact forces that are not evident. It is amazing how little the financial analysts notice the forces at all. Since the year 2007, a hidden force began to put pressure on the European Union financial underpinning. Like any fiat currency, the foundation resorts to debt. It came to my attention almost three full years ago that Spanish EuroBonds had a yield slightly higher than the benchmark German.
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
The Euro is Doomed, But So is the U.S. Dollar / Currencies / Fiat Currency
By: Claus_Vogt
Greece has made it obvious: The euro is doomed. This fact had been obvious to all the euro critics from the very beginning. All the arguments against the possibility of a common currency for very disparate countries had been raised, but brushed away by overzealous politicians.
They’ll learn their monetary lesson the hard way in the coming years.
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Wednesday, June 02, 2010
The Euro Zone Has Failed, Czech Republic President / Currencies / Euro
By: Mike_Shedlock
Has the Euro Zone "project" been a success or a failure? Václav Klaus, president of Czech Republic makes a solid case 'The Euro Zone Has Failed'
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
Special Drawing Rights Emerge in European Bailout / Currencies / Fiat Currency
By: Dr_Jeff_Lewis
SDRs, or special drawing rights, are a type of off-the-wall currency floated around the International Monetary Fund. In order to keep everything clean, orderly and honest, (as much as it can be with an institution more powerful than most national governments), the IMF created the SDR to easily exchange a country’s reserves for individual currencies. When a country possesses 1 SDR, they actually own a basket of world currencies, and many suspect SDRs could soon become the world's reserve currency.
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Saturday, May 29, 2010
Euro Crash And Real Resource Bancor / Currencies / Euro
By: Andrew_McKillop
From as early as mid-year 2008 it was possible to predict the overvalued Euro, always able to
gain from intrinsic US dollar weakness, was itself heading for a fall. Unsurprisingly and until late
2009 speculators first shifted to buying the traditional hedges, Gold and Oil, rather than directly
attack the Euro. This strategy was however soon troubled by the arrival of the sovereign debt
overhang from global economic recession. Contrary to first impressions, the US sovereign debt
crisis is at least as irremediable as European national debts.
Friday, May 28, 2010
EUR/GBP Reaches Pivotal Level / Currencies / Forex Trading
By: Seven_Days_Ahead
From the early March high the slide back in EUR/GBP has turned from what might have been a simple correction in a larger bull move into an early indication of a medium term bear phase, though not, as yet, confirmed.
Friday, May 28, 2010
Euro Crisis, The Hidden Agenda / Currencies / Euro
By: Sol_Palha
"Watch out for emergencies. They are your big chance." ~ Fritz Reiner
While everyone is focusing on the so called obvious factors, they have missed the most important factor; the real reason behind the crisis. The crisis started in Greece and the top EU members knew they were going to bail out Greece and potentially any other member that needed help, but they pretended that they would not. One of the obvious reasons for the bailout was not to protect Greece, but to save the bond holders; most of the bond holders are foreigners. That's the same reason the banks were bailed out in the US, to protect the large shareholders; it's all a game of smoke and mirrors.
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Thursday, May 27, 2010
Critical Juncture - Update on the Euro, Australian Dollar and Japanese Yen / Currencies / Euro
By: Axel_Merk
Our long-term outlook on the euro remains more positive than that of many market participants. There are numerous reasons for our view, amongst others because it is more difficult to print and spend money in the eurozone. Fiscal coordination is rapidly improving in the eurozone, addressing the euro area's key deficiencies. Since the announcement of the $1 trillion credit line less than 3 weeks ago, Spain, Portugal and Italy have all passed substantial fiscal consolidation measures. Germany is also seizing the opportunity, proposing to reform labor markets.
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Gold Correction Factors, Hidden Dollar Swap Hammer / Currencies / US Dollar
By: Jim_Willie_CB
Let me start the article with a personal note. For the last six years, my pen has put forth a public article almost every week. Since the end of 2009, a change has come from that pattern, for four reasons. First, articles take time and serve as free volleys sent into cyberspace. They are attempts to raise awareness of a broken corrupt system, to encourage increased investment protection by the investment community, and to make repetitive messages that can sink in. Second, many of the warnings have come true of a monetary system in tatters, an insolvent banking system, a failed central bank franchise system, and a discredited amalgam of sovereign bond markets.
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Euro Collapse Looms? Panic Ban On Naked Short Selling / Currencies / Euro
By: F_William_Engdahl
Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel says the Euro currency is at risk and that Europe faces its greatest challenge since the EU was formed. It comes as stock markets in Europe and Asia tumbled on the surprise news that Berlin was banning types of 'short selling' where investors profit by betting that shares will drop in value.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Massive Currency and Debt Devaluations Lie Ahead / Currencies / Global Debt Crisis
By: Bryan_Rich
The run-up in the stock market from March 2009 until last month was sharp and rewarding … for some. But there was one problem, it came with disproportional risk. You see, the stock market rose to an extent that it was pricing in perfection … a V-shaped recovery … a return to normal.
That overly optimistic view on the world can make for an ugly ending …
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Saturday, May 22, 2010
Euro Gains as Germany Finalizes Eurozone Support Package / Currencies / Euro
By: LiveCharts
German lawmakers have moved very quickly to officially put into a place a loan assistance package for debt ridden European Union countries. Citing the growing despair in the marketplace, German leaders noted that making the support package official was important to concerned consumers and investors.
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Friday, May 21, 2010
Euro Panic Buying Opportunity / Currencies / Euro
By: Zeal_LLC
The condition of Europe has become the psychological linchpin governing the world’s financial markets. Even the notoriously insular American investors are fretting about Europe’s woes on an hour-by-hour basis, which is incredible. The euro currency has become the focus of the global Europe fears, trying unsuccessfully to shoulder this crushing burden. The result is the euro’s recent panic-like plunge.
Friday, May 21, 2010
EURO EXPERIMENT: German Steel or Schmucks? / Currencies / Euro-Zone
By: Gordon_T_Long
The European Crisis is proving to be more of an unraveling than a contagion.
I have long written that the European Monetary Union (EMU) constitution and Euro currency should be viewed in the context of a risky bet versus a sound regional monetary strategy. The odds of the EMU’s survival are presently reflected in a plunging Euro, despite a historic and unprecedented intervention. This indicates that the EMU’s existence in its current form is now a bad bet.
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