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FX Outlook
April 07, 2009 Posted by
A "quantum shakeup" is how Laurence Hayward described what has been happening in the global financial markets in the last 18 months.
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FX Outlook
March 31, 2009 Posted by
In the early days of this housing and financial crisis, many thought that parts of the global economy might escape unscathed.
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Economic Outlook
March 31, 2009 Posted by
Last week, for the first time in seven years, England had a government bond auction fail.
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Economic Outlook
March 24, 2009 Posted by
The House of Representatives voted 328-93 last week to impose a 90 percent tax on bonuses paid after December 31, 2008 by companies that received more than $5 billion in government bailout funds.
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FX Outlook
March 24, 2009 Posted by
If economic forecasters resemble astrologers, currency forecasters must read tea leaves. Almost everyone was a dollar bear in the middle of last year when the euro touched 1.60.
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FX Outlook
March 17, 2009 Posted by
The BRIC nations (Brazil, Russia, India and China) are some of the largest emerging market economies and many are hoping that this group will lead the global economy out of the worst growth slowdown in seventy years.
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Economic Outlook
March 17, 2009 Posted by
Treadmill-running in a Florida hotel last week, I got a rare opportunity to actually focus on CNBC for an hour.
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FX Outlook
March 10, 2009 Posted by
President Barack Obama recently unveiled a $3.35 trillion budget of which $816 billion over a 10-year period is meant to provide stimulus to the ailing U.S. economy.
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