A free, quick-reading daily e-letter on world currencies, economic trends, and the occasional baseball score.
In This Issue.
* Euro's 'Achilles Heel'...
* Pound sterling as a safe haven ???
* Aussie drops below parity...
* China turns negative again...
* Greeks decide to keep euro.
* U.S. posts Monthly Budget Surplus!
* JP Morgan throws a spanner.
* Eric Sprott talks about manipulation.
* A few currencies attempt to rebound.
* China stops buying Eurozone debt.
* Could they stop buying ours?
* Norges & BOE leave rates unchanged.
* Risk Assets take a beating.
* Gross and others call for QE3.
* China to repeat 2008-2009?
* Here we go again.
* Risk takers head for the hills.
* German Industrial Output soars!
* Spending gets out of hand!
* Yen runs alongside the dollar.
* Jobs numbers disappoint...
* Elections in Europe...
* Oil falls below $100...
* RBA weighs on the Aussie dollar...
* Currencies remain stuck in a rut.
* euro held hostage by elections.
* A$ takes more hits.
* Gov't gets hands in Oil cookie jar.
* A$ & kiwi sell off by 1-cent.
* Did the RBA get ahead of the curve?
* Craziness in loonie trading.
* An opposing view on Silver.
* Currencies trade in tight range..
* RBA to cut rates tonight.
* Will Carney hike rates?
* A different view on Silver.
* Gold trades up $13.
* Swedish Retail Sales beat expectations.
* A$ back on terra firma.
In This Issue..
* Durable goods disappoint
* Market on hold for Fed
* QE3 still an option
* Quiet day for currencies
* Successful Dutch auction pushes euro higher.
* What's with Risk On-Risk Off?
* Japanese to try more QE?
* Running out of money at Soc. Sec..
* IFO rises for 7th consecutive month in Germany.
* U.K. Retail Sales soar!
* Norway ditches Swiss idea.
* A$ & kiwi end the week down.
* BOC hints of rate hikes.
* Overnight currency rally fades.
* PM Gillard tests Chuck's patience.
* RIP Dick Clark.
* Bank of Canada leaves rates unchanged.
* Riksbank does too.
* India cuts rates with soaring inflation.
* Chinese banks begin to short dollars.