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The eurozone recession is having a somewhat unexpected effect on the periphery nations' current accounts. As was the case with Portugal (see this discussion), the eurozone periphery has eliminated its trade deficit.
BoJ has kept rates near zero, following which the yen tumbled to 34-year low against US dollar. A weaker yen could boost exporters but hurt consumers, stoking intervention...
Even though the Bank of Japan left the key rate and parameters of the QE program unchanged, the central bank’s inaction increased the pressure on the national currency. This...
Fed meets on Wednesday as US inflation stays elevated Will Friday’s jobs report bring relief or more angst for the markets?Eurozone flash GDP and CPI numbers in focus for the...
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