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Trading Markets Reaction to G20
G20 This Weekend – Financial Markets Await At the Group of 20 meeting in November 2008, new and aging national economies came together just long enough to agree on two key points; to work together to...
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US Dollar Retains Its Status as World Reserve Currency After G20. Yen Weakens
The Group of 20 summit was a success for the Obama administration and for the U.S. dollar. Decisions by the G20 soothed concerns about the dollar and sent a clear signal that economic leaders are...
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Forex European Preview 09.07.2009
The Euro Zone Sentix Investor Confidence indicator is expected to print at -13.7 in September, showing pessimists outnumber optimists by the narrowest margin since in 14 months. The metric hit a record...
View ArticleU.S. To IMF No Go
The long awaited G20 meeting of finance ministers and central bank representatives received the bad news early on Friday morning. The IMF is seeking to expand its $380 billion base by another $350...
View ArticleG20 Ministers Ask Now What?
After a hectic run on Friday, the euro marked a surprisingly strong rally by crossing the $1.34 threshold. Presumably, the market anticipated a successful G20 summit this weekend in Mexico City. Many...
View ArticleSpain – A Heavier Greece
The question is no longer whether Spain can avoid default. Rather, the question is when will Spain default or be forced to pursue a bailout package that will make Greece look like a toddler cousin....
View ArticlePolitics and Money Dominate Historic Week
US Politics, The Fiscal Cliff and Euro Debt In a week that will not be soon forgotten, the United States will elect its President for the next four years. Voters will also fill Senate seats for the...
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