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By Joseph Trevisani |
August 4, 2009
The rise of the Australian and New Zealand dollars has been an Asian success story.
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By Joseph Trevisani |
June 29, 2009
In the past three weeks there have been several indications that the Federal Reserve is reconsidering the extent and perhaps necessity of its extraordinary liquidity provisions to the Treasury
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By Joseph Trevisani |
June 22, 2009
After a few months out of the currency spotlight the Federal Reserve will once again be the focus for traders when the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee (FOMC) meets this coming Tuesday and
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By Joseph Trevisani |
June 8, 2009
Several confidence measures in the United States have returned to the levels they held before the great financial collapse last fall. Do they presage an impending economic recovery?U.S. Consumer
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By Joseph Trevisani |
March 3, 2009
What accounts for the sudden renaissance of fundamental economic analysis among Yen traders? Since the Jan. 21 peak at 87.10, the Japanese currency has lost 12% against the Dollar in five weeks. The
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By Joseph Trevisani |
February 17, 2009
A $787 billion bill that was so hurried, it is doubtful any Representative or Senator read the entire text. $311 billion in discretionary spending, much of it not until 2010 and 2011, $285 billion in
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By Joseph Trevisani |
February 2, 2009
By the time this downturn is over, that number may be the most famous economic indicator of the past generation. But as diligently as it has been sought, it has not yet arrived. In the United States,
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By Joseph Trevisani |
January 26, 2009
The British Pound sterling has suffered more from the financial crisis and recession than any other major currency. From its high point of just over 2.1100 in November 2007 to its Friday close at
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By Joseph Trevisani |
January 20, 2009
In New York and London financial industry jobs have vanished and government solvency along with them. The New York City and State Governments face extended years of multi-billion dollar deficits.
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By Joseph Trevisani |
January 12, 2009
Is there logic to Friday’s move in the U.S. dollar? Despite atrocious job numbers and indications of a deepening American recession, the dollar gained against all of its competitors except the
