Early Dollar Trades
EUR/USD: 136.83/93 from 137.72 late friday
EUR/USD: 136.83/93 from 137.72 late friday
Know When To Hold 'Em: Why the FDIC shouldn't have sold IndyMac.
PIMCO says too early to buy emerging markets ...
[Link]Voilà ce qu'il y a dans ma boule de cristal pour l'année qui commence.... [Link]
On FT Alphaville Thursday morning, - BoE cuts rates by 50 bps. - Best ever Christmas for Sainsbury. - Bailing ... [Link]
Each month the market focuses on the Employment Situation Report. At "A Dash" we have studied this carefully, perhaps more so ...
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Bank of England has reduced rates by 50 basis points to 1.50 percent.
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Many finger the ratings agencies for a portion of our current problems, and to be sure, they deserve blame. Many of ...
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Agencies, yes. But not Treasuries.
Keith Bradsher of the New York Times, citing Ben Simpfendorfer of RBS, argues that China’s ...
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Is trading against the trend worth the risk? (MarketSci Blog)
What now for quants? (Market Movers)
The VIX was ...
[Link]One of the benefits of recession is that it gives everyone an excuse. Rather than face up to the fact ... [Link]
I have had the flu for the last 3 weeks, and now have bronchitis. But do not worry, I will be ...
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October 5th, 2008 at 5:05 pm
yuck. strong dollar has recently been correlated with lower global equity prices.
October 5th, 2008 at 5:06 pm
which means Ben, cut the friggin’ rate dude.
October 6th, 2008 at 12:21 pm
I don’t know about the rate cut: Sounds like you want the US to go Japanese real fast. Treating 2% as a bottom might help, because it will mean that people get something for their money — and are a little less likely to put it all in cash and commodities. Right now BB’s goal should be to keep as much money from fleeing the system as possible.