Marc Chandler Marc to Market Follow Following .Bearish case for dollar thickens, but bulls are tough to find http://ntvforex.com/news/?id=3345e6 . 7 13 2020 11 08 49 AM .A surge in virus cases and record fatalities in several US states dampened the animal spirits at the end of last week. However, few seem emotionally or materially prepared to resist the official efforts to generate favorable financial conditions to facilitate an economic recovery. Most seem to be expecting more policy...
Read More »Marc Chandler Marc to Market Follow Following .Bearish case for dollar thickens, but bulls are …
Marc Chandler Marc to Market Follow Following .Bearish case for dollar thickens, but bulls are tough to find http://ntvforex.com/news/?id=3345e6 . 7 13 2020 11 08 49 AM .A surge in virus cases and record fatalities in several US states dampened the animal spirits at the end of last week. However, few seem emotionally or materially prepared to resist the official efforts to generate favorable financial conditions to facilitate an economic recovery. Most seem to be expecting more policy...
Read More »Marc Chandler Marc to Market Follow Following .Risk appetites firm, but the greenback is mixed
Marc Chandler Marc to Market Follow Following .Risk appetites firm, but the greenback is mixed http://ntvforex.com/news/?id=8ad403 . 7 13 2020 10 56 52 AM .Overview Equities began the week on a firm note in the Asia Pacific region. The Nikkei gained more than 2%, and the profit taking seen in China ahead of the weekend was a one day phenomenon. The Shanghai Composite rose 1.8%, and the Shenzhen Composite surged 3.5%. Taiwan and South Korea markets also rallied more than 1%. European and US...
Read More »Marc Chandler Marc to Market Follow Following .Risk appetites firm, but the greenback is mixed
Marc Chandler Marc to Market Follow Following .Risk appetites firm, but the greenback is mixed http://ntvforex.com/news/?id=8ad403 . 7 13 2020 10 56 52 AM .Overview Equities began the week on a firm note in the Asia Pacific region. The Nikkei gained more than 2%, and the profit taking seen in China ahead of the weekend was a one day phenomenon. The Shanghai Composite rose 1.8%, and the Shenzhen Composite surged 3.5%. Taiwan and South Korea markets also rallied more than 1%. European and US...
Read More »Doubts over EU regulations deal raise prospect of higher City costs
London’s financial district. Britain and the EU are negotiating financial regulation post-Brexit, with Switzerland caught in the middle. Keystone / Hannah Mckay On a Monday morning, just over a year ago, investment firms across the EU found they were no longer allowed to trade on the Swiss stock exchange. It happened almost overnight — simply because Brussels refused to extend a regulatory “equivalence” deal with Switzerland, which gave each side free access to the...
Read More »Making Sense Eurodollar University Episode 17
Jeff Snider and Emil Kalanowski discuss global markets and issues. Topic & Time Code 00:05 Bond Markets | Paradox? Sovereigns Signal Illiquidity, Corporates Liquidity 02:46 Bond Markets | Interest Rate Fallacy - What and Who? 07:29 Bond Markets | 1930s Credit Bust Produced Falling (?!?!) Corporate Yields 10:45 Bond Markets | Liquidity preferences CLOs, leveraged loans, bank loans vs corporate bonds 12:59 Bond Markets | How would yields behave during a sustainable economic boom? 14:47...
Read More »FX Daily, July 13: Risk Appetites Firm, but the Greenback is Mixed
Swiss Franc The Euro has risen by 0.46% to 1.068 EUR/CHF and USD/CHF, July 13(see more posts on EUR/CHF, USD/CHF, ) Source: markets.ft.com - Click to enlarge FX Rates Overview: Equities began the week on a firm note in the Asia Pacific region. The Nikkei gained more than 2%, and the profit-taking seen in China ahead of the weekend was a one-day phenomenon. The Shanghai Composite rose 1.8%, and the Shenzhen Composite surged 3.5%. Taiwan and South Korea markets...
Read More »Podcast Episode #093: Keith Weiner
CEO, Monetary Metals, Scottsdale, AZ
Read More »Podcast Episode #093: Keith Weiner
CEO, Monetary Metals, Scottsdale, AZ
Read More »Credit Suisse settles U.S. shareholder lawsuit
Keystone / Walter Bieri Major Swiss bank Credit Suisse has agreed to pay $15.5 million (CHF14.6 million) to settle a dispute with shareholders in the United States, according to court filings on Friday. The plaintiffs, led by four pension funds, accused Credit Suisse of defrauding shareholders about its risk appetite and management before taking $1 billion of writedowns on souring debt. The bank had boasted at the time of “comprehensive” risk controls and “binding”...
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