By Jeffrey P. Snider Since November of 2014, the S&P 500 Index (IVV) has been traded within a range of 150 or so points.
The US dollar is broadly higher on follow through buying after recovering in North America yesterday, helped in part by the FOMC minutes. …
The US dollar has given back most of yesterday’s gains though the euro has been unable to resurface above $1.09.
With full liquidity returning to the markets, the US dollar has built on the recovery seen in the North American afternoon yesterday. The …
In 2011, as the sovereign debt crisis engulfed the Eurozone, the EUR/USD swap basis was deep in the negative territory (see 2011 post). …
The US dollar is mostly lower as liquidity thins, and soft economic data kept the bulls penned. The soft ADP estimate and weaker …
At the end of each quarter, the IMF reports on currency reserve holdings by central banks for the preceding quarter. What investors are most …
March may begin as a lion and end as lamb, but the US dollar is finishing the month as it began, with underlying …
The US dollar trended higher in Asia and early Europe, but the gains have been pared as the European session got under way, …
The calendar impacts the investment climate. March 31 ends the month, quarter, and for several countries and companies, the fiscal year.
