Euro and Pound’s Dramatic Journey Continues. What Next?

by Lena 24. May 2010 04:22
With some markets in Europe closed for the day due to a Bank Holiday, the trading activity following Asia's opening is slow, with the euro and pound trading slightly on the downside, as traders are getting ready for another busy week, with economic indicators out of the US, speeches by government of... [More]

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New Year Starts on a Positive Sentiment for Markets Across the Board

by Lena 4. January 2010 02:07
What a year 2009 has been for market participants all across the globe, as we saw markets collapsing, reviving, collapsing again and at the final hour closer to the year end, a general optimistic feeling that things are getting better, which gave stocks and equities a push to new yearly highs. We ha... [More]

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Markets Ready to Put Recent Financial Collapse Behind?

by Lena 15. September 2009 04:53
What a day today is for the financial industry, as one year ago, on the 15th of September, markets across the globe got hit from the news that the biggest lender in USA Lehman Brothers filed for chapter 11 bankruptcies, amid the credit crisis and therefore starting the biggest liquidation that mar... [More]

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Euro on its Marks…Ready to Go?

by Lena 3. September 2009 00:17
The big day for Europe is here, as ECB will announce its decision regarding the monetary policy. The euro is trading within tight ranges since early morning against its major counterparts and although it is widely awaited that rates will remain unchanged, investors are anticipating Trichet’s ... [More]

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To Be a Bull or Not to Be a Bull?

by Lena 14. August 2009 00:39
The week has come to an end, with dollar showing signs of weakness once again against its major counterparts and especially the euro, after better than expected news out of Germany and France yesterday, suggested that the worse may indeed be over for the Euro area and recovery may very well be a rea... [More]

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Dollar and Markets in Anticipation of NFP

by Lena 7. August 2009 01:25
The big day is here once again, with market participants ready to get all the information they need from the employment sector in US, as we have payroll data and unemployment rate. There are speculations that the unemployment rate will reach 26 year highs today, and this is what drives stocks and... [More]

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All that Glitters is …Gold?

by Lena 3. August 2009 03:21
Another week is starting with markets still on the rise and investors new found confidence still very much alive. Last week we saw DOW JONES rallying for a third week and the same happened for Europe and Asia. It is clear that the latest economic numbers out of US are in line with predictions for an... [More]

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Dollar: Please Handle With Care

by Lena 21. July 2009 00:06
The dollar continued to lose ground against its major counterparts yesterday, however today traders are a bit wary of selling the currency further amid Bernanke’s testimony in front of the House later today. The FED Chairman will “bare all” in front of the representatives and explain the current eco... [More]

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Market Sweetness…is Dollar Weakness

by Lena 16. July 2009 02:47
The dollar continued to weaken all across the board, after the FOMC meeting didn’t show anything new regarding the rates direction, as most members of the FED were passing along mixed messages, with some saying economy is stalling for now and others that recovery will be fast in the coming months. T... [More]

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Dollar Stalls…But for How Long?

by Lena 13. July 2009 05:59
Markets are getting ready for an interesting week, with FOMC meeting the big event of the week, together with Bernanke’s testimony in front of the Senate, which could be crucial for market direction and the dollar. The market participants are waiting for the bank to explain how the current monetary ... [More]

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