The US dollar is narrowly mixed. The euro and yen remain within yesterday’s ranges, while sterling continues to trade heavily.
The US dollar traded heavily in the holiday-shortened week. It slipped against all the major currencies.
Equities and bond markets are mostly trading higher today. The dollar is little changed against the euro and yen but is softer against the …
The calendar impacts the investment climate. March 31 ends the month, quarter, and for several countries and companies, the fiscal year.
Current Market Outlook Wednesday was a missed opportunity for the bulls, though it wasn’t all that surprising. Major indices did not follow world …
The strong US employment report offset some of the disappointing data in recent weeks. It reinvigorated confidence that the Federal Reserve will move to …
The US dollar is broadly firmer though the Antipodean currencies continue to enjoy residual strength. The Canadian dollar is not being dragged up …
Are we at the tail end of the stock market bubble to end all stock market bubbles? Wall Street was full of glee …
The Reserve Bank of Australia defied expectations and left rates on hold earlier today. This has lifted the Australian dollar back to yesterday’s …
The US dollar is firmer to start the week against most of the major currencies. The euro zone reported less deflation than expected, …