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Is the Euro Driving the S&P500?

In case you have noticed recently the Euro and S&P500 seem to be moving together almost tick for tick. Here are the daily moves in futures over the past month. Makes you think they’re both dancing to the same tune by the Algorithmics,…

Fed Outgunned, EMU Outflanked

The auxiliary objective of QE by the Fed is to weaken the USD. Herein lies the rub. Quite simply, with the recent announcement by the BOE of another round of QE worth £75 billion, with the ECB now willingly or unwillingly being forced into…

A Douse of Cold Water

Risk sentiment remains under pressure overnight; global equities lower, dollar mostly higher. European economic data continue to deteriorate; UK September inflation surges to new highs. RBA minutes point to some capacity to lower policy…

The Outlook for a European TARP

Europe is slowly but inexorably moving toward its own version of TARP—the U.S. “toxic asset relief program”. Rather than sub-prime mortgages and related derivatives, the toxic assets in Europe are sovereign credits, which in some cases –…

IMF to the Rescue?

Market sentiment is improving amid hopes that G20 policy makers willing to take action to stem crisis. Markets keen to focus on Italian vote of confidence and US economic data in North American session. China’s inflation slowed in Sept.…

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