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Postby HiWayFX » Tue May 19, 2015 4:11 am

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US Stocks Tap All-Time Highs- Measure Move Targets for S&P 500

Futures on the S&P 500 index touched all-time highs today of 2120.50.

The feeling seems to be that high interest rates in the near future are not all that bad for markets.

Additionally, the historical correlation between US stocks and the Dollar has been positive, meaning that a stronger US Dollar means a stronger US stock market in the long term.

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Postby HiWayFX » Wed May 20, 2015 3:37 am

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Investors punish the US Dollar as economy shows signs of stalling.


The US Dollar is looking weaker as the weeks roll by and economic data from the world's largest economy continues to be weak.

There is no doubt that the US economy contracted in the first quarter, going by the recent weak data posted. There is no doubt that a June rate hike is definitely off the table, unless we get to see a miraculous turnaround for May and June, and that includes a stronger jobs report (similar to what we saw during the first quarter of this year) and an overall pickup in retail sales and more importantly inflation.

But this scenario looks a bit farfetched and in the longer perspective, the current decline in the Greenback could possibly be attributed to the markets pricing in no rate cut in June.

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Postby HiWayFX » Mon May 25, 2015 2:12 am

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The Biggest Short Ever Probably Signals a Bottom for Euro.

It turns out everyone was horribly wrong about the Euro collapsing (yet again). Deflation never came, the economy in the US sputtered, and the economy in the EU seems to have recovered.

It is true that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates probably even before the ECB tapers its bond buying, but the market is in consensus that even with rate rises, they will be very slow and take very long.

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Postby HiWayFX » Tue May 26, 2015 4:58 am

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Markets get a reminder of monetary policy divergence.

Setting aside all other factors, one major theme that stands out from last week has been the Central Banker talk. Governors of major Central Banks across the US, Canada, Europe and Japan took turns to remind the markets about their respective monetary policies as the spotlight turned on them.

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Re: HiWayFX - hiwayfx.com

Postby HiWayFX » Fri May 29, 2015 9:32 am

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It’s Crunch Time for the Euro

As the month of May winds up to a close, the months ahead, especially June and July could prove to be quite some decisive months as far as the single currency, the Euro is concerned.

With the US Dollar poised to make a comeback after what looks like a reasonable correction to the trend, the strength of the Greenback, combined with the Greece crisis showing no signs of abating and with huge dues to be repaid to the IMF in the coming months, the Euro could well see some volatility in the summer months ahead.

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