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Updated Feb 22, 2012 3:15:00 PM
Following approval of Greece’s second bailout package, markets have displayed a certain lack of enthusiasm, which is understandable given the still very severe plight facing Greece in the weeks and months ahead. Beyond the likely failure of Greece to meet deficit targets further down the road due to its deep recession and impending budget cuts, we think there are near-term risks ahead in the implementation of the required reforms, most clearly in the Greek government [...] Continue Reading ...
Updated Apr 14, 2011 10:15:00 PM
‘Relative yield differentials’, ‘relative rate spreads’, ‘carry trade’……. Almost any form of FX related discussion/analysis in the past month has been accompanied with references to the above mentioned terms, mainly as being the fundamental drivers to recent JPY and USD weakness. Investors/traders always chase yields and until U.S. & Japanese monetary policies show signs of reversing, such is likely to remain a dominant theme for currency markets in the foreseeable future. For the [...] Continue Reading ...
Updated Apr 19, 2011 6:30:00 PM
Risk back on the table? Yen crosses have taken the express elevator down as risk appetites wavered on the back of Eurozone periphery concerns and the S&P’s revision from stable to negative for the U.S. credit outlook. Risk, however, showed signs of stabilization on Tuesday as evidenced by U.S. equities ending up by around +0.55% on average and yen crosses bouncing off recent lows. Even more encouraging for a potential risk rally is [...] Continue Reading ...
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