Don’t Pin Hopes on China, Recession Trades Still On
November 10, 2008
US equities turned as traders realize that everyone is pinning too much hope on China. The reality is that China’s stimulus plan will not save the global financial and economic crisis. Instead, the... Read More
from Kathy Lien
What to Expect for the ECB and BoE Rate Decisions
November 05, 2008
European Central Bank: Another 50bp Rate Cut Expected The biggest event risk this week for the Euro is the European Central Bank interest rate decision. Weak economic data and softer inflationary... Read More
from Kathy Lien
Dollar Closing In on 5% Targets, Where are the Value Points?
October 24, 2008
The type of moves that we have seen in the currency market during the Asian and European trading sessions are typically what we see in a quarter or a half year. USD/JPY has fallen 5 percent, AUD/USD is... Read More
from Kathy Lien
Take 2 of Bailout Drama Drives Euro Below 1.40
October 01, 2008
It is the beginning of the fourth quarter and demand for US Dollars continues to be voracious, driving the EUR/USD below 1.40. In less than 2 weeks, the most liquid currency pair in the world has... Read More
from Kathy Lien
European Bank Bailouts Sends the Euro and Pound Plunging
September 29, 2008
As of 8:30am ET, the Euro has dropped as much as 300 pips against the US dollar while the British pound has dropped more than 400 pips intraday. A bunch of European banks have gone belly up, proving... Read More
from Kathy Lien
Does Paulson’s TARP = TRAP?
September 24, 2008
For the second day in a row, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and US Treasury Secretary Paulson pleaded to the power players of Washington to pass their request for $700 Billion to implement their... Read More
from Kathy Lien
How Does the Euro’s Trading Range Stack Up Historically?
September 17, 2008
Since the beginning of the year, the EUR/USD has had a trading range of 21 big figures or 2100 pips. The high of 1.6038 was set back in July and while the low (so far) of 1.3882 was hit last Friday.... Read More
from Kathy Lien
Euro Breaks 1.40 After New Zealand Rate Cut
September 10, 2008
EURO BREAKS 1.40 HOW MUCH FURTHER CAN IT FALL? The Euro broke 1.40 following the Reserve Bank of New Zealand interest rate decision as traders realized that the European Central Bank could cut interest... Read More
from Kathy Lien
Why the ECB is Still Hawkish
September 04, 2008
ECB President Trichet’s lack of commitment towards future monetary policy has led to little volatility in the Euro. After leaving interest rates unchanged at 4.25 percent, Trichet explicitly said that... Read More
from Kathy Lien
Hurricane Premium Off the Table, What is the Impact on Growth
September 02, 2008
With Hurricane Gustav being downgraded to a tropical depression, the Hurricane Premium is off the table. Oil prices have plunged more than $10 a barrel since Friday with $100 a barrel now within... Read More
from Kathy Lien
Euro Plunges 1000 Pips, Headed for 1.45
August 14, 2008
By Kathy Lien, Director of Currency Research for GFT In the 2 weeks that I have been away, there have been dramatic moves in the currency market. Not only did the US dollar carve out a bottom, but the... Read More
from Kathy Lien
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