Euro-dollar parity is still coming. Don’t be fooled by this sudden rebound.
The fundamentals support a fast dive to euro-dollar parity. But the technical traders simply won’t allow it to fall to those levels so quickly.
By Jim Bach, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @JimBach22 -
Euro-dollar parity is still coming. Don’t be fooled by this sudden rebound.
The fundamentals support a fast dive to euro-dollar parity. But the technical traders simply won’t allow it to fall to those levels so quickly.
Here’s why euro-dollar parity will still happen, even if there are some snags on the way down…
By Jim Bach, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @JimBach22 -
Euro-dollar parity is still coming. Don’t be fooled by this sudden rebound.
The fundamentals support a fast dive to euro-dollar parity. But the technical traders simply won’t allow it to fall to those levels so quickly.
Here’s why euro-dollar parity will still happen, even if there are some snags on the way down…
By Jim Bach, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @JimBach22 -
The hunt for yield in Europe is positioning a certain bond ETF for big gains.
Right now, Eurozone government bonds are a no-go. Yields are crashing all across the continent and the profit opportunities are drying up. This will only be made worse as the European Central Bank carries on with quantitative easing.
But it's making this bond ETF, which plays off an important subsector, a must.
By Jim Bach, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @JimBach22 -
Understanding how quantitative easing works sheds very little insight as to how European Central Bank QE works.
What we've come to know in the U.S. as QE is simple. Large-scale bond purchases. But Europe has 19 member countries to buy debt from.
By Jim Bach, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @JimBach22 -
The European Central Bank quantitative easing regime is officially in full swing.
European Central Bank data released last Friday indicated as much. The sovereign bond-buying program began March 9. And in just two weeks, Eurozone central banks had already purchased 26.3 billion euros. This is all while economic indicators seem to point toward a recovery.