IMF World Economic Outlook and the Dollar

This Wednesday, the IMF will release the World Economic Outlook. After the previous gloomy outlook, this week’s forecast will significantly impact the mood of traders and the direction of the US dollar. World Recession On April 22nd, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will release it’s World Economic Outlook. Last time, the IMF said that whole … “IMF World Economic Outlook and the Dollar”

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Inflation? Not So Soon…

Germany’s Finance Minister is worried the world may face an inflation crisis. Up to now, prices are just going down in this crisis. This week’s inflation figures across the world can tell us if this prices are moving, and if interest rates will change a direction.  Peer Steinbrueck, Germany’s Finance Minister says that the current crisis is … “Inflation? Not So Soon…”

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Long Stock Market Rally and the Dollar

Wall Street has rallied for 5 consecutive weeks. This has contributed to the weakening of the dollar. This week, the stock market is challenged by a flood of reports that might stop the rally. Will the dollar make gains? Wall Street has enjoyed an uncommon 5 week rally. Stocks rose on good news and lots … “Long Stock Market Rally and the Dollar”

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Euro Doesn’t Enjoy Good Friday

Thin trading and positive French data didn’t help the Euro today. The economic downturn in Europe is deep. It could fall more next week. Today’s holiday of Good Friday in many places around the world meant very thin trading. In such days, prices can move sharply, and sometimes break major lines, only to retreat later … “Euro Doesn’t Enjoy Good Friday”

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Summers of Hope For The Dollar?

Obama’s senior advisor, Larry Summers, said that the bottom of this recession is already behind us. If his optimism is real, where does it send the dollar? President Barack Obama’s chief of the White House National Economic Council, Larry Summers spoke in a panel in Washington DC, and stated that the economic free fall will end … “Summers of Hope For The Dollar?”

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AUD/USD Awaiting Employment Data to Move

The interest rate decision and the Home Loans didn’t push AUD/USD over the edge. It trades in a mixed manner. Tonight’s employment figures could move it. If not, the Aussie will enjoy a calm Good Friday… The RBA decided to cut interest rates by 0.25% to 3%. Expectations were mixed between leaving rates unchanged and … “AUD/USD Awaiting Employment Data to Move”

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