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Chinese premier opposes foreign pressure to appreciate value of its currency China signals it's not heeding calls to boost value of its currency Last week, President Obama asked China to allow yuan to appreciate (CNN) -- China is bracing for another tough year despite economic growth, but opposes
Publ.Date : Fri, 12 Mar 2010 23:59:00 GMT
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao says he will not be bullied into changing China's exchange rate ... Instead, he said the value of the yuan -- which is also called renminbi -- will be kept "basically stable". And he confidently stated the world's fastest ...
Publ.Date : Sun, 14 Mar 2010 23:35:00 GMT
FRANKFRUT (MarketWatch) -- Indonesia's long-term foreign currency sovereign credit ratings was raised on Friday to BB from BB- by Standard & Poor's Ratings Services, which said the improving government debt ratio and growing foreign currency reserves ...
Publ.Date : Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:08:00 GMT
At one point on Monday the Dollar was trading in the red and Gold, which should have shot up, was actually trading roughly 10 dollars lower. As the Day progressed both the Dollar and the Euro were trending upward together, while Gold continued to slide. The story below attempts to provide a reason
Publ.Date : Fri, 12 Mar 2010 21:35:00 GMT
Just recently I've noticed an investing trend that I would only describe as stunningly stupid. Average investors are aggressively engaging in currency speculation, of all things. The odds of hitting your point on a Vegas craps table are better than ...
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Author: Dan Denning Daily Reckoning Australia
Markets are now caught between debt deflation and policy attempts to reflate.
After Japan's market fell 9% yesterday and Australia's 5%, you had to expect
some concerted central bank counter-attack. It finally came.
The Fed,
the ECB, the Bank of England and the central banks of Canada, Sweden, and
Switzerland all lowered their key rates by a half percentage point. The bankers
fired a volley of rate cuts into a human wave of selling on the share markets.
Some shots found their mark. Others did not.
The credit markets
appeared to de-thaw just a tiny bit after the rate cuts. The spread between the
interest rate on a ten-year government bond on an interest rate swap narrowed
from around 61 basis points the night before to 54 basis points in the heat of
the battle. When the spread is wide, investors shun the credit market. The
narrowing is an improvement.
But negative events are overwhelming good
intentions at a breakneck pace. The Fed, for example, is lending another US$37
billion to insurance giant AIG. Some of AIG's U.S.-based life insurance
subsidiaries will post collateral with the Fed in exchange for investment grade
bonds. What's the collateral? Hmm. Let's hope it's not credit default swaps.
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