International Archive

  • International Financial Outlook August 2010

    International Financial Outlook August 2010

    Signs of weaker economic growth in the US has led to a fall in the dollar and a rise in its counterparts. Notable amongst the latter has been the seeming turnaround in the fortunes of the euro. It has moved from being under 1.20 versus...

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  • International Financial Outlook July 2010

    International Financial Outlook July 2010

    Overarching themes driving global financial markets have not changed significantly in the last month but some of the intensity has faded. Renewed euro buying relative to the dollar does not mean that concerns about the risk of sovereign debt default in Europe has gone away...

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  • International Financial Outlook June 2010

    International Financial Outlook June 2010

    Financial markets continued to gyrate wildly in the past month. That said, the package of support measures from European governments has helped to calm fears of imminent default in the so-called peripheral countries in the euro zone, like Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain. Nevertheless, a...

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  • Learning How The No Loss Robot Functions

    Learning How The No Loss Robot Functions

    The Forex market is everywhere right at this moment. There are individuals cashing in & others losing their shirts on a constant basis.

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  • International Financial Outlook March 2010

    International Financial Outlook March 2010

    As widely predicted, financial markets have been volatile as the end of the period of extraordinary monetary and fiscal loosening draws nearer. Economic growth is picking up and becoming more entrenched in most countries. As a result of this, some central banks, like Australia and...

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  • International Financial Outlook May 2010

    International Financial Outlook May 2010

    Severe volatility returned to financial markets this month. Central banks had to step in once again to be the lender of last resort, with plentiful liquidity on offer to those borrowers that need it. Worries about the solvency of Greece was the proximate cause for...

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