The US dollar traded heavily in the holiday-shortened week. It slipped against all the major currencies.
The world didn’t completely fall apart in 2015, but it is undeniable that an immense amount of damage was done to the U.S.
By David Fabian Investors with diversified portfolios should be in the phase of the year where they are evaluating their existing positions and …
By Jeffrey P. Snider The further we get down the calendar away from China’s second biannual Golden Week the clearer the “dollar’s” influence …
By Jeffrey P. Snider Before embarking on the great unknown of Q4 2015, it makes sense to try to gain a little more clarity …
I The inexperienced Greek government lost its nerve. The brink was less than a week away, and it blinked.
It was back on 13 April that I highlighted the breaking point for the dollar, which could lead to a dollar correction after …
The US dollar is sliding across the board, but the impetus is not coming from the United States. If anything, the combination of …
The US dollar is recouping some of yesterday’s outsized losses. The euro was unable to extend yesterday’s push toward $1.
Sterling’s seven day losing streak appears to be ending today with the help of a stronger than expected construction PMI. The Nikkei’s 12-day …
