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Political risks create either shorting opportunities or existential threats …

Four types of political risks arguably move interest rates. First, the perception of fiscal responsibility. If bond holders perceive an increased risk in the government defaulting on bond payments, or not collecting enough in taxes, bond holders will want a higher interest rate before lending the government more money. Second, the economic stances of a … Continue reading Political risks create either shorting opportunities or existential threats …

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Good day, Australia and Japan. The American currency continues to strengthen …

It’s around 11:26 in the morning in Tokyo. Good morning. I am wishing Sydney an early good afternoon. It’s about 1:26 pm on your side of the world. Other than the Dallas Cowboys getting spanked by the San Francisco 49ers, there is nothing major to report. Wait a minute. There is an election to choose … Continue reading Good day, Australia and Japan. The American currency continues to strengthen …

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When it comes to inflation, those Europeans are violent …

For merchants entering forward contracts for their international trade, they should keep in mind that markets, overall, are not too concerned about who wins the U.S. presidency, especially given the good odds that the Congress will be split and that whoever is chosen as Treasury secretary will likely maintain the U.S. policy of a strong dollar. Continue reading When it comes to inflation, those Europeans are violent …

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I don’t expect the EUR/USD to exceed 1.1168 by weekend. That could change, of course.

I don’t expect the EUR/USD to exceed 1.1168 by 3:00 pm Friday, 4 October 2024. My initial assessment is based on the German bund 10-year yield of 2.135% and a U.S. 10-year bond yield of 3.756%, per MarketWatch. Per X-rates.com, the current EUR/USD is 1.1166 as of 9:59 pm EST. (Interested in proprietary trading? Determine … Continue reading I don’t expect the EUR/USD to exceed 1.1168 by weekend. That could change, of course.

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Caribbean foreign exchange rates as of 5:50 pm AST.

USD/XCD=2.7000 USD/BBD=1.9800 USD/TTD=6.7371 USD/JMD=155.6799 USD/BSD=1.0000 USD/GYD=207.9800 No change reported in price of the dollar in terms of select Caribbean currency since this morning. Alton Drew 25 June 2024 Ready for your next trader challenge? Visit https://traderswithedge.com/?r=348. Disclaimer: The data and output from this blogpost does not constitute investment or legal advice and is not a personalrecommendation … Continue reading Caribbean foreign exchange rates as of 5:50 pm AST.