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The initial bailout deal for Cyprus has jarred euro holders, taking the currency close to a key technical level, and these experts expect more weakness.
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Australians get to work, but euro investors are losing steam — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Talk of carry trades is in the air again. Best not to get drawn in, these strategists say.
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This strategist sees emerging trading opportunities in emerging market currencies.
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Europe gets messier, and the Chinese are (finally) buying someone else's stuff—Here's your FX Fix.
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As the retail sales numbers go tomorrow, so will go the dollar.
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With global risk appetite set to improve, the sun isn't rising on the yen, says this strategist.
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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's stepping down has kicked off a massive celebration in Egypt, but the unrest there sure isn't helping the euro.
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The turmoil in the Middle East has oil prices on a roll. Here's a plan for currency investors.
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Rate talk at the Bank of England boosts the pound, but the New Zealand dollar is coming back to earth — it's time for your FX Fix.
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...China takes baby steps and Vietnam dings its dong—again. Here's your FX Fix.
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The global financial markets are beginning to show signs of distress and volatility after an exceptional strong rally in US equities and global risk.
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The euro rides on hope for crisis help, and Australia stays put on rates — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Say you’re a central banker and commodity inflation in your country is running high – or at least higher than you’d like. At the same time, while things are calm right now, youth unemployment is pervasive, and events in Egypt and Tunisia are on your mind. What are you going to do to rein things in? Maybe….nothing says one pro.
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Libyan unrest is boosting the dollar, and a European Central Bank hawk is helping the euro. Here's your daily FX Fix.
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Norway is confronting both a strong currency and a housing boom, complicating interest rate policy.
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...and new claims of abuse in the trading world—it's time for your FX Fix.
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Credit Agricole's head of global FX strategy expects the yuan to appreciate 4.5% this year, but the yen to move lower.
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The euro is grinding higher, and investors who are short the currency are feeling the pain.
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An interesting take on why Germany central banker Axel Weber appears to have taken himself out of the competition.
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A mystery is brewing at the European Central Bank, and China is getting some indirect heat. Here's your FXFix for Friday.
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