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| | | ... reasons why the market's run is getting stronger legs. The liquidity and credit problem has eased significantly. The US dollar 3-month LIBOR/OIS spread - a measure of banks' willingness to lend to each other - has narrowed to around 50 bps. Recall that ... |
| | | | ... the flipside of all these billion dollars worth of acronyms - PPIP, TARP, TALF - is a decline in another, the USD. The US dollar fell to a near five-month low against most major currencies overnight. Improving eco-finance conditions and increased risk ... |
| | | | No more Libor pains. The trillions of dollars flooding the financial system have already bought optimism for an eventual economic recovery - now it is also buying trust. Trust among banks, that is. Yesterday, I talked about the Libor/OIS spread - a ... |
| | | | ... 'beggaring its neighbours'. Why? By expanding America's supply of money, the Fed has engaged in a de facto devaluation of the US dollar. This is good for America. 'Made in America' goods, services and assets - already cheapened by the global financial ... |
| | | | ... "The banks have obviously been a little bit shaken by the potential bond issuance in America, which has damaged the US dollar," Mr Bishop said. Wall Street fell on Thursday due to concerns that the Federal Reserve's move to buy up to $US300 billion in ... |
| | | | The US Federal Reserve's announcement that it is releasing freshly minted greenbacks worth US$1.25 trillion to rescue the convulsing economy threatens the return of high inflation when the current global financial crisis is but a painful memory. Inflation ... |
| | | | ... Treasuries tumbled by 53 basis points overnight to 2.48 per cent - the biggest fall since 1962. But wait. Look at the US dollar exchange rate. It too has tumbled against other major currencies overnight. The greenback depreciated by as much as 3.6 per ... |
| | | | ... otherwise - celebrate this day by wearing green dress and drink green beer. Green, after all, is the colour of money (the US dollar). Luck of the Irish. Think it was more than this for last night there was tangible US data showing that the housing sector ... |
| | | | ... exhibit a low correlation to equities, tend to provide a hedge against inflation and are negatively correlated to the US dollar. For example, gold, in Australian dollar terms, rose 32 per cent against a 41 per cent fall in the ASX 200 last year. These ... |
| | | | ... 3,390 on a on a volume of 11,172 contracts. Macquarie Equities associate director Lucinda Chan said declines in the US dollar had boosted the price of metals, including gold, helping local resource stocks. "We're playing a bit of catch up after the long ... |
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