A stagnant BOJ a floundering Dollar and robust EUR make sense?
These are unique trading times. Many twists to the plot of major currencies. Investors are trying to...
US Consumer Confidence on the Decline
Consumer confidence in the US fell more than expected in September, falling to 48.5 on the Conferenc...
US Home Prices Moderate as Tax Credit Ends
Today's S&P/Case-Schiller index of property values indicates that home prices in 20 US cities increa...
German Consumer Confidence Rebounds to 3-Year High
Germany's consumer confidence as measured by an index maintained by market research firm Gfk, rose f...
Sovereign Debt Default Dominate
The fear of incoming QE2 is making it harder to trade the ‘worse than expectedâââ€...
Investors Turning to Gold as Fed Hints at More Spending
Gold continued to flirt with Friday’s record price of $1,300 an ounce, and as of 1:...
Canadian Dollar Gains on US Counterpart
Buoyed by rising oil and gold prices, the Canadian dollar rose to C$1.0238 to the U.S. dollar, or 97...
Gold Breaks $1,300 Barrier on Investor Uncertainty
Nervous investors pushed gold to a record $1,300 an ounce on mounting fears that the global economy ...
Japan’s Exports Decline for Sixth Straight Month
Japan's exports continue to fall as the yen gains on the US dollar, and August's 15.8% annual rise i...
QE2 Sinks Dollar
The dollar is weak and will remain weak for some time if the Fed has anything to do with it. The pic...
US Durable Goods Up 2% in August
The US Commerce Department said that new orders for durable goods excluding transportation increased...
Falling Yen Suggests Further Intervention
Another drop in the yen has market watchers accusing Japan of further intervention in order to deval...