Tag: euro

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

The stock market opens, fresh new all-time highs record, and the beat goes on. The upward pricing pressure on US equities has been relentless all...

The resurgent US Dollar Index (futures symbol: DX) pushed to nearly 3 year highs this morning in the wake of better-than-expected consumer sentiment data,...

The US financial markets flexed their collective muscle yet again, capitulating several more bears, and sending US equities to new all-time highs. The sheer...

By Andrew Kassen Pop quiz: When did the European debt crisis begin? May 8, 1945: Germany unconditionally surrenders during World War II (VE Day) Late 1989:...

By Andrew Nyquist     It doesn't take 20-20 vision to see that the U.S. stock market is off to a good start in 2013. Similar to...

By Andrew Nyquist     The Euro was never given a fighting chance. Figuratively, and quite possibly literally. From conception, economists and investors questioned the Euro's...

By Andrew Nyquist    Many Gold bugs have been disappointed by the yellow metals intermediate period of underperformance. Gold prices have fallen for the past 6...

By Andrew Kassen     The "Irreversible" Euro has had a rough couple of days, beginning the 8th week of its reversal from 1.37, last printing...

In this week's column, I'd like to look at the dogma and mystery surrounding the correlation between a cheaper US Dollar and a higher...