The rejection of the $700B bailout plan by the House of Representatives came completely out of the left field, driving a knife through both US equities and the US dollar. For the Bush Administration, it certainly feels like they are moving one step forward and taking two steps back but the severity of [...]
Entries Categorized as 'Crude Oil Prices'
House Kills the Bailout Plan and the US Dollar
September 29, 2008
Does Paulson’s TARP = TRAP?
September 24, 2008
For the second day in a row, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and US Treasury Secretary Paulson pleaded to the power players of Washington to pass their request for $700 Billion to implement their Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). However if we move the letters around a bit, TARP becomes TRAP and that is [...]
Hurricane Premium Off the Table, What is the Impact on Growth
September 2, 2008
With Hurricane Gustav being downgraded to a tropical depression, the Hurricane Premium is off the table. Oil prices have plunged more than $10 a barrel since Friday with $100 a barrel now within striking distance. The rally in the US dollar is a direct result of the fall in oil prices. Since [...]
Oil Prices Could Hit $130 a Barrel
July 16, 2008
It’s a super busy day, so I haven’t gotten a chance to really blog about the markets. However so far oil prices are down $6 a barrel - for $13 over the past 2 trading days.
I wrote this post on How Far Could Oil Prices Fall? last week, which is quite applicable to [...]
In the Financial Papers: Today’s Top Forex News 07.10.08
July 10, 2008
Here is the “In the Financial Papers Radio Broadcast” (Length: 7:48 minutes). The player should load automatically. Please let me know if you like it. Contact Kathy
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Jobless Claims Drop Distorted by Seasonality
Australian Employment Numbers Much Stronger than Expected
Bank of England Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged
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