Can U.S. Dollar ETFs Continue To Surge In 2015?
Impressive economic growth in the U.S. in the face of overseas weakness has sent the dollar to its highest level in nine years. In the past six months, the dollar …
Read MoreImpressive economic growth in the U.S. in the face of overseas weakness has sent the dollar to its highest level in nine years. In the past six months, the dollar …
Read MoreBanks should do well in 2015, thanks to economic growth and higher interest rates, which will boost spreads even for liability-sensitive banks. The economy will expand throughout 2015 (as described …
Read MoreBetter data and better cooperation are needed. Past efforts to regulate the U.S. stock markets have brought mixed success and more than a few unintended consequences. With momentum building after …
Read MoreTwo chapters from the World Bank’s Global Economic Perspectives  are out. Chapter 3 is “Fiscal Policy Challenges in Developing Economiesâ€. Over the past three decades, fiscal policy in developing countries has become increasingly …
Read MoreMy friend Cullen Roche recently penned an article discussing the plunge in oil prices and the lack of a subsequent decline in the S&P 500.  To wit: “If you had told …
Read MoreWow, I’m getting dizzy. Â I’d say the market is like a roller-coaster but there are no roller-coasters that make moves this crazy. Unfortunately, all this zig-zagging up and down …
Read MoreNow that even the pundit brigade has confessed that crashing crude may not be the “unambiguously good” event all of them had sworn as recently as a month ago it surely would …
Read MoreOVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS March E-mini S&Ps (ESH15Â +0.49%) this morning are up +0.53% and European stocks are up +1.20% as a plunge in crude oil to a new 5-1/2 year …
Read MoreSo far today has been a replica of yesterday, with the crude rout continuing and pushing WTI under $45, but largely ignored by the FX carry pairs, and thus equity …
Read MoreBrent oil is off another 3% today, Tuesday January 13th, taking its decline since the end of last year to 20%. This is overshadowing other macro-economic forces. With the Federal Reserve …
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