It is a good time to be an American tourist in Europe. Earlier this month the euro briefly dipped below parity with the dollar for the first time in two decades. But there is no need for Americans to confine their travels to Europe. Almost everywhere in the world is cheap for them thes...
“The bigger issues are clearly in Europe. The debt ceiling debate in this country I’m actually looking for a resolution, I think that’s why the dollar is strong. Perversely strong dollar is bad obviously for stocks, but it’s bad for the euro as well,” Keith McCullough, CEO of Hed...
Then the spell broke. In July, China reported lower imports of oil and copper. Since the country is the largest consumer of pretty much everything that's pumped or mined out of the ground, the news sent prices of commodities sliding. On Oct. 2, oil fell below $90 a barrel for the ...
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The dollar has traded in a strong and tight range through the first five months of the year. Looking forward to the next 12 months, we think there are a number of factors that will keep the US dollar stronger for longer. Chief among those reasons is the strength of the US econom...
The Pound-to-New Zealand Dollar rate is experiencing its third week of declines as the pair pushes down into the 1.91s - but what is driving the Kiwi’s strength against Sterling, and is it likely to continue? To help us answer these questions we look to recent research fr...
MWANYASI: How to make solid returns, portfolio from strong dollar Mar 23, 2023 - Currencies Bank dollar deposits up Sh528bn as shilling falls Dec 12, 2023 -4 min read I guess the fundamental objective is to benefit from short to medium-term US dollar-denominated opportu...
Many expect the dollar to continue to depreciate over the foreseeable future. This column suggests that it may strengthen in 2010 if the Federal Reserve exits quantitative easing sooner than its counterparts and the US economy enjoys a strong rebound. In
Calls to devalue the dollar and perhaps end its status as the global reserve currency are irresponsible, economist Joseph Brusuelas writes in a guest commentary.
but also against those of other high-income countries. Meanwhile, the general story of the dollar cycle underlies some specific ones. Messing up one’s macroeconomic policies, especially fiscal management, proves particularly dangerous when the dollar is strong, interest rates are rising and investors...