Posts Tagged ‘Yuan’
Shares and Markets - June 19, 2013 22:50
The FOMC Talks and the Markets Shriek
The Fed held its monthly meeting to determine the course of the world over the past two days wherein it was decided that the current QE program would continue indefinitely. But, the rhetoric surrounding said indefinite time frame was apparently hawkish enough to send everyone scrambling for cash. In the wake of the press conference […]
China and Australia Set to Cut Dollar out of Trade
I’ve been saying for a long time that the Petrodollar system will not die all at once. It will do so by a thousand tiny cuts. In the past 18 months or so China has signed more than 30 bilateral trade or currency swap agreements with countries around the world. Last year the big one […]
China, Japan Do the QE Thing While U.S. Markets Sleep
On Monday the Bank of Japan announced another addition to their near-limitless QE program, Â¥11 trillion to be precise. The market was hoping for Â¥15 trillion and as such the Yen promptly rose by 40 basis points. This is what passes for markets these days.  The front-running of what traders expect central banks to do […]
Yuan Hits All-Time High Vs. The Dollar
Slowly but surely the Federal Reserve and the U.S. Treasury Department are getting what they want, a weaker U.S. Dollar (AMEX:UUP). If you were to watch the trade-weighted USDX you might not see it as it is being managed on practically a tick for tick basis these days. Headlines are timed to ensure that the […]
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