Here is a quick note on this morning’s price action that I published on GFT’s Research page
Oil prices are above $120 a barrel on geopolitical tensions and fears that Tropical Storm Fay will make landfall for the third time, which is an extremely rare occurrence.
The correlation between crude prices and the US Dollar [...]
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Crude Crushes the Dollar
August 21, 2008
What are Risk Reversals Saying about EUR/USD?
July 16, 2008
Risk reverals in the EUR/USD have hit an extreme level. The 25 delta 3 month risk reversals are at the highest level since June 2007. Whenever risk reversals hits critical levels, it indicates that everyone who wants to be long euros are already long and as a result, sentiment has hit an extreme. [...]
US Consumer Prices, EU Referendum and G8 Meeting Weighs on Euro
June 13, 2008
Since the beginning of this week, the Euro has fallen more than 500 pips against the US dollar, its biggest weekly gain in 3 years. The prospect of a rate hike by the Federal Reserve in August and/or September as well as key event risks over the next 48 hours has currency traders rushing [...]
3 Important People Want the Dollar to Rise
June 10, 2008
The Clear Message from the Bush Administration
Last Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke breaks from tradition and talked about currencies. He drew links between the weaker dollar and higher import costs and consumer price inflation. His cohorts including Fed President Geithner confirmed that the central bank is paying “very close attention” to [...]
In the Financial Papers: Today’s Top Forex News 06.10.08
June 10, 2008
Here is the “In the Financial Papers Radio Broadcast” (Length: 4:01 minutes). The player should load automatically. Please let me know if you like it. Contact Kathy
In the Financial Papers:
Podcast Covers:
- Bank of Canada Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged
- Oil Prices Drive US Trade Deficit Higher
- Bernanke Reiterates Concern for Inflation
- Oil Jump Catches Speculators Off [...]
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