EUR/USD collapsed on the Turkish crisis that threatens to cause some damage to euro-zone banks. Will it continue falling? The upcoming week features further fallout from this crisis and also all-important GDP figures. Here is an outlook for the highlights of this
August 11, 2018
It’s a tedious time to be long emerging market assets. Thanks to Donald Trump’s policies, the dollar is caught in a self-feeding loop that seems to tip further greenback strength one way or another. Late-cycle fiscal stimulus is buoying the U.S. economy
President Trump says deal with Mexico moving nicely but Canada must wait, barriers too high. Deal with Mexico is coming along nicely. Autoworkers and farmers must be taken care of or there will be no deal. New President of Mexico
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FUNDAMENTAL FORECAST FOR THE US DOLLAR: BULLISH US Dollar soars as emerging market turmoil stokes haven demand Bond auction results and TIC data may cap yields, cooling the rally Sentiment boost from US/Japan autos deal may not prove lasting The
Tesla CEO Elon Musk made headlines on Tuesday for tweeting that he was considering taking Tesla private. A sell-off on Friday wiped out gains for the week and left US stocks modestly lower for the week. In part due to
The indicators barely changed from the last Above the 40 post, but the technical winds are likely changing yet again. A little over a week ago, Apple’s (AAPL) the last Above the 40 post was willing the stock market higher. Since then, AAPL
Shanghai gold withdrawals remain brisk. On its own, Shanghai is taking a big chunk of total world gold production by itself as shown in the third chart. Gold continues to move from West to East. I could not happen to notice this
We’ve been witnessing inflationary pressures in the monthly economic data over the last several months. Some of this has been higher raw materials due in part to trade tariffs and other input costs, such as climbing freight costs, as well
We’ve been witnessing inflationary pressures in the monthly economic data over the last several months. Some of this has been higher raw materials due in part to trade tariffs and other input costs, such as climbing freight costs, as well
