Each April harkens back the final days of Bear Sterns back in 2008 when the company finally crumbled and succumbed to a forced sale, negotiated by the Federal Reserve, to JP Morgan at… Continue reading
4 days, 2 major events and we had a topsy turvy month end into the last month of the year. The OPEC meeting on Thanksgiving started the ball rolling with no cuts to… Continue reading
If there is only 1 country in the world who can pull it off, it is only Japan. There is no way any country can forcibly devalue their currency by 7% in a… Continue reading
FOREWORD : If you like this article, please do make a contribution to our site to keep it going. Thank you, from Tradehaven. ***************** USDSGD is at a 2 year high, breaking the… Continue reading
An action packed weekend with the Eurozone banks audit all sorted with minimal fuss after a year of suspense and Brazil elections done and over with. It was overall, a boring week with… Continue reading
Like I said early last month, no one knew why the “USD is taking a beating and the big mystery of the year is that no one knows for certainty who is doing… Continue reading
Scrolling through my email’s In Box, I am stumped by the number of synonyms of the words STUMPED and STYMIED in the various titles of fx market commentaries, analyses and reports I have… Continue reading
I am not sure if this is what forward guidance means but the price action of EURUSD after the ECB was another classic. From what was supposed to be a currency negative story… Continue reading
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Read this. “Japan’s debt burden is extraordinary. Total debt to GDP tops 500%. Government expenditure is 20x government revenues. Interest on government debt is 25% of government revenue.” http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesgruber/2014/04/27/japan-deflation-to-end/ It is not that… Continue reading