Archive - Dec 13, 2014 - Blog entry
The Fed Meets This Week Dealing with Alarming Bond Market Bubble
Submitted by EconMatters on 12/13/2014 19:34 -0500The only reason this bond bubble exists isn`t due to the lower price of oil, it is directly a result of too much cheap liquidity via ridiculously low interest rates by central banks.
This is a MAJOR Warning Signal That the Bubble Just Burst
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 12/13/2014 15:02 -0500This is a MAJOR warning signal that the great “recovery” in risk assets was ending. The Fed spent over $4 trillion and managed to create another stock market bubble, but that bubble is ending.
Dollar Correction: How Far and How Long?
Submitted by Marc To Market on 12/13/2014 11:28 -0500The US dollar's run stopped last week, but not before new highs were recorded against the euro, sterling, and the yen. By the end of the week, the euro had risen 1.4%, sterling 0.9%, and the yen had risen as much as the two of them put together. It was the biggest weekly gain for the yen in 16-months.
There is one pressing question that international investors will be mulling this weekend: How far and how long is the dollar's correction?
