A free, quick-reading daily e-letter on world currencies, economic trends, and the occasional baseball score.
In This Issue.
* Bernanke to the rescue...
* The US$ trends lower and then tumbles...
* China allows further appreciation of the Renminbi...
* Blue lights flash for the Aussie dollar...
* Downgrade focus shifts back to Europe...
* BOE keeps rates unchanged & cuts growth forecast...
* China lets Renminbi trade below 6.40...
* Crude oil jumps 4.5%...
* Stock markets rebound and send the $ lower...
* Jobs data is positive, but consumer confidence is lower...
* A slowdown in France puts more pressure on the euro...
* India's exports rise 82%...
* Japan grows at 1.3%...
* Raising Margin Requirements.
* Merkel and Sarkozy to meet again.
* China, the new challenger.
* SNB statement gooses currencies.
* BOE unanimously leaves rates unchanged.
* Aussie wages are rising.
* Oil price takes baby steps higher.
* Gold still has work to do!
* Currencies are stronger this morning.
* Swiss in, Japanese jawbone.
* Boondoggle week for the Fed!
* More thoughts on Gold.
* The dollar fights back in U.S. trading.
* Regional manufacturing indexes disappoint.
* Canadian Retail Sales surprise!
* Gold drops another $77!
* Currencies are mixed & in tight ranges.
* What will Big Ben say?
* New Zealand Retail Sales surge!
In This Issue. * Gold turns around and rallies. * Currencies remain in tight ranges. * Stevens thinks renminbi is undervalued. * Japan looks for yet another new PM!
* Hurricane Irene slams the east coast...
* Chuck analyses Bernanke's Wyoming speech...
* Risk trades are back on...
* Short week will focus attention on Friday's jobs data...
* Risk aversion is a thing of the past...
* Some positive news for the US...
* ECB's President softens his hawkish tone...
* India continues to post good growth in spite of higher rates...
* Currencies & metals rally Tuesday
* But give way to book squaring today.
* Trichet sounding dovish?
* Gold. not a bubble.
* An agreement is near...
* Frank's view from above the fray...
* Eurobonds a possible solution for Europe???
* Risk is moving back into the markets...
* House agrees on debt rise...
* Swiss franc continues to shine...
* RBA leaves rates unchanged ...
* India needs to raise rates...
* US$ falls due to wary US consumers...
* SNB tries to turn the Swiss franc...
* Worries over US recovery hurt CAD and MXN...
* Australia books a lower trade surplus...