Gold prices may surrender to the US Dollar if another wave of the coronavirus hammers global growth prospects and destabilizes the fragile corporate debt market.
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Euro Forecast: Outlook for EUR/USD Negative Longer Term
The European Council President is expected this coming week to propose a marginally smaller seven-year EU budget but wrangling between EU countries will likely continue, leading to a weaker Euro in…
Sterling (GBP) Remains On Edge as EU/UK Trade Talks Continue
This week’s face-to-face trade talks between the EU and the UK have so far produced little in the way of any news. Sterling’s fate remains in the hands of the two negotiators.
Dollar as a Safe Haven or Source of Global Instability?
The US Dollar is the traditional safe haven currency – a boon when global risk is shaken by a pandemic. And yet, that role is not inviolable. With a swell in COVID cases in the US, trade sparks rek…
Stock Market Third Quarter Forecast: Covid Concerns & Fed Policy to Clash
Equity markets endured significant volatility last quarter even as they staged a remarkable recovery, but many of the same themes behind the initial crash exist heading into the third quarter.
Japanese Yen Q3 Fundamental Outlook, Dow Jones and S&P 500 Eyed
The anti-risk Japanese Yen remains glued to the direction of the Dow Jones and S&P 500 benchmarks for Wall Street. What does the road ahead look like for JPY in the third quarter?
Dispersion in Broad Sector Weights Highlights Advisors‘ Need to Know What You Own as Well as How You Own It
While the SPY and RSP provide exposure to the same basket of 500 stocks, the way in which each provides exposure is what sets them apart.
The Cost of Ignoring Home Equity in Retirement Planning
All good retirement planning weighs the costs and fees associated with any product used for investment purposes.
Crude Falls on Demand Concerns Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services‘ Energy Team.
Are We Witnessing The Death of Austerity?
Earlier today, the U.K. Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, said something quite remarkable. He said that the country needed a “Roosevelt-ian” approach to its economy. This may just mark the end of austerity as a favored tool for right-leaning political parties.