Every day, equities, currency and bond traders weigh the good news with the bad to determine if they want to buy or sell.
Today, there were just as many positive reports that should have helped to stabilize the markets but has instead failed to stem the bleeding in equities and currencies.
In a [...]
Entries Categorized as 'euro oil'
What Matters More? The Good or the Bad
November 11, 2008
Update on Why I Like USD/CAD
November 11, 2008
On Monday, I blogged about all of the reasons why I like USD/CAD. At that time, the currency pair was trading at 1.1889 and it is now 200 pips higher.
The resistance level that I have been watching was 1.20. As long as the currency pair closes above that level, there is no major [...]
EUR/USD Slips as Oil and Stocks Head Lower
November 11, 2008
Even though the lack of meaningful US economic data has kept the US dollar in flux, there is one commodity that is continuing to grind lower. Oil prices fell to the lowest level in 20 months as exporters wake up to reality that crude prices may stay at current levels for some time. [...]
Why is the EUR/USD Not Rallying?
October 16, 2008
Unlike the other major currencies, the EUR/USD has not joined in the rally today. For currency traders looking for an explanation, the answer is OIL.
Crude prices have fallen for the third trading day in a row and have even broken below $70 a barrel. Since the beginning of the year, there [...]
Euro Hits 1 Yr Low on Trichet’s Comments: Is He Open to Coordinated Easing?
October 2, 2008
The European Central Bank President has finally buckled under the weight of bank failures, recessions and slower global growth. Although the ECB left interest rates unchanged at 4.25 percent this morning, Trichet has paved the way for an interest rate cut before the end of the year. This has driven the Euro to [...]
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