In This Issue.
* German ZEW is weak again.
* Swedish Unemployment drops to 8%
* Canada prints fiscal budget today.
* RBA's minutes are dovish, and so is Stevens .
* Plethora of data push dollar lower...
* German unemployment show a surprise improvement...
* Pound continues to get sold...
* Canadian dollar moves back above parity...
* Currencies remain stuck in a rut.
* euro held hostage by elections.
* A$ takes more hits.
* Gov't gets hands in Oil cookie jar.
* Risk assets trade in a tight range.
* The games people play now.
* SNB credibility up for sale.
* Richard Russell on Good Friday!
* Weekly jobs claims drop 5k, or did they???
* EU finance ministers will double bailout fund...
* Positive mood lifts commodity currencies...
* End of an era - Paradox RIP...
* Dollar gains VS euro and euro alternatives.
* Gold & Silver rally again!
* Asian & Pan Asian currencies rally!
* German economic data remains strong.
* Without "adjustments" jobs would have been negative!
* Euro rallies as the U.S. economy begins to get questioned.
* ECB meets this week.
* Francs and reals continue to be pains in the neck!
* Jobs are stronger.
* Fed Heads at Jekyll Island.
* Irish bonds sales hurt euro.
* Loonie hits parity. briefly.
* A flight to safety returns.
* Angela Merkel wins over the EU.
* German Retail Sales fall.
* And so does German unemployment!
* Profit taking squashes rally!
* Where's the yield for the dollar?
* Big Ben sings from a different song sheet!
* China's rating to be upgraded?
* Evans opens door to currency rally!
* Gold gains $25!
* A$ recovers nicely from RBA disappointment...
* Rate differentials returning...
In This Issue..
* Range trading currencies...
* ECB leaves stimulus in place...
* If Chuck were king for a day...
* Happy Labor Day!
* A flat trading day in currencies...
* Bullard says that Fed needs to be "disciplined."
* After 15 years, Japan is still "stimulating the economy"
* Treasury yields rise... Is it a sign?
* 473,000 newly unemployed last week...
* Kan ready to take "bold action"...
* Ludwig von Mises on a Friday!
* Bad U.S. data stops the dollar rally...
* German Business Confidence remains strong...
* Japan's Fin. Min. begins to jawbone...
* Canada's Retain Sales gain, but is it enough?