Kathy Lien's Comment & Analysis
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The third week of June kicked off with fresh losses for currencies and equities. There’s nothing more concerning to world leaders, investors and everyone for that matter than a second...
Currencies and equities ended on a high note Friday, rebounding after extensive losses mid-week. There was no specific catalyst, but Thursday was the worse day for stocks since March, so a relief...
U.S. stocks sold off for the third day in a row, and today’s losses were the sharpest. The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 6.9%, or 1,800 points, the biggest one-day drop in three...
Investors drove U.S. dollars to fresh lows after the Federal Reserve made it clear that zero interest rates are here to stay, at least for the next year and a half. According to the updated dot...
The U.S. dollar traded lower against all of the European currencies on Tuesday ahead of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy announcement. Investors took profits on risk trades as the Dow...
The U.S. dollar kicked off the second week of June lower against all of the major currencies today. Last week, we had three monetary policy announcements, nonfarm payrolls and Canada’s...
Currencies and equities traded sharply higher Friday following shockingly strong U.S. and Canadian labor market numbers. Instead of losing another 7.5 million jobs in the month of May, U.S....
Euro rallied higher against the U.S. dollar for the eighth-consecutive trading day, marking the longest stretch of gains for the currency pair since April 2011. The European Central Bank was widely...
The European Central Bank is widely expected to increase monetary stimulus on Thursday. They would be the only major central bank to ease this week and one of the few to boost accommodation this...
The persistent rally in equities reflects a general sense of optimism in the financial markets that is at odds with the anger and protests in major cities across the globe. USD/JPY broke above 108 at...