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Coping With A Zombie Currency. By Nicholas Hastings
Like a zombie that just can't be stopped, the yen will continue marching relentlessly higher.
Like a zombie that just can't be stopped, the yen will continue marching relentlessly higher.
23 July | 
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1 comment Risk Needed To Fuel Aussie Take Off. By Nicholas Hastings
The ingredients for another Aussie rally are all there. Australian growth remains robust and Australian interest rates will more than likely be hiked again soon.
The ingredients for another Aussie rally are all there. Australian growth remains robust and Australian interest rates will more than likely be hiked again soon.
22 July | 0 comments
0 comments Expect Swiss Franc To Make A Comeback. By Nicholas Hastings
Look for the Swiss franc's safe-haven status to start pushing the currency back up again soon.
Look for the Swiss franc's safe-haven status to start pushing the currency back up again soon.
21 July | 1 comment
1 comment Euro Crisis Rumbles On.By Katie Martin
Greece demonstrated last week that it can auction short-term debt with reasonable success and at a more modest yield than it would have to pay to access emergency backstops. The euro is back up at $1.30. Even Monday's downgrade to Irish debt by Moody's failed to have a lasting impact. Panic over.
Greece demonstrated last week that it can auction short-term debt with reasonable success and at a more modest yield than it would have to pay to access emergency backstops. The euro is back up at $1.30. Even Monday's downgrade to Irish debt by Moody's failed to have a lasting impact. Panic over.
20 July | 0 comments
0 comments Euro Set To Run Out Of Steam. By Nicholas Hastings
The euro's rise won't be sustained. Sure, the single currency visited $1.30 for the first time in nearly three months.
The euro's rise won't be sustained. Sure, the single currency visited $1.30 for the first time in nearly three months.
19 July | 0 comments
0 comments A New Safe Haven In Sterling? By Nicholas Hastings
Investors appear to have found a new place to hide--the pound. Like the yen and the Swiss franc before it, the U.K. currency is finding itself in favor despite concerns that the U.K economy may be slowing and that monetary tightening will have to be delayed.
Investors appear to have found a new place to hide--the pound. Like the yen and the Swiss franc before it, the U.K. currency is finding itself in favor despite concerns that the U.K economy may be slowing and that monetary tightening will have to be delayed.
16 July | 1 comment
1 comment Brave Be The Euro Hunters. By Nicholas Hastings
Buying the euro at current levels is only for the brave. If European bank stress tests don't knock the single currency back then a fall in global risk sentiment will.
Buying the euro at current levels is only for the brave. If European bank stress tests don't knock the single currency back then a fall in global risk sentiment will.
15 July | 0 comments
0 comments Yen Will Hang On To Safe-Haven Status For Now. By Nicholas Hastings
Ripping the safe-haven mantle off the yen isn't easy. In fact, it looks as if the Japanese currency will hang on to its haven status for a little while yet.
Ripping the safe-haven mantle off the yen isn't easy. In fact, it looks as if the Japanese currency will hang on to its haven status for a little while yet.
14 July | 0 comments
0 comments Sterling's Rally Has Run Its Course. By Nicholas Hastings
Call time on sterling's post-election rally. As feared by many, the U.K. recession last year has proved deeper than expected and the country's economic recovery this year is proving even more fragile than thought.
Call time on sterling's post-election rally. As feared by many, the U.K. recession last year has proved deeper than expected and the country's economic recovery this year is proving even more fragile than thought.
13 July | 0 comments
0 comments Euro's Rally Likely To Be Extended. By Nicholas Hastings
The euro may well levitate against the dollar longer than expected. Not only did European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet manage to inject some more confidence in the single currency late last week but fears over a double-dip recession in the U.S. continue to linger.
The euro may well levitate against the dollar longer than expected. Not only did European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet manage to inject some more confidence in the single currency late last week but fears over a double-dip recession in the U.S. continue to linger.
12 July | 0 comments
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