Tag: currency markets

by Greg Naylor     October was an eventful month on the economic front, as the government shut down for a time, and then re-opened.  Surprise...

The 2013 consolidation is over: or so it seems. US Dollar/Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) broke higher immediately after Tokyo's session opened last night, with the Yen...

With the Euro debt crisis at an ebb, a European Central Bank on hold the last few meetings and major oil and gold volatility...

by Greg Naylor     September was an uneventful month for US economic data, as well as the global capital markets. Stocks drifted higher after the...

By Greg Naylor      August was an uneventful month for economic data, although worries about Syria probably crept into market behavior somewhat. As well, the...

By Greg Naylor      July was an uneventful month, with U.S. economic data continuing to send mixed signals about the economy's health. The market continues...

Well, that's it for Ben Bernanke's pseudo-hawkish trial balloon. With a mostly non-descript June 19th FOMC statement just released, financial markets listened with rapt attention...

In the wide world of inter-market analysis, one of the outstanding and widely-discussed cross-asset class relationships lies between Equities and currency pairs involving the...

By Greg Naylor   June was an eventful month in terms of economic news, with a press conference by Ben Bernanke on June 19 sparking a sell-off...

The first half of 2013 in foreign exchange for the G10 has been dominated by some very familiar macro narratives: a US Dollar pushed...