What is happening around the world in the Forex Market? Well, for starters, the US is having a difficult time ... While the Euro is certainly bigger than the Pound ever was, there are more people watching it than ever, and when there is money to be made - hundreds of billions of dollars in this case ... Read More

As sovereign debt crises have rocked Europe in recent months, the euro has fallen to a four-year low and Europeans are reigning in spending in order to comply with harsh austerity measures. For US exporters, many of whom rely on the European ... Read More

The lower value of euro is not a major concern for China suppliers, but it will be if the currency's decline continues in H2 2010. Most companies exporting to the EU do not feel the falling rate of the euro against the US dollar is as big a problem as escalating production costs. ... Read More

On 19th Aug, Chinese Yuan started trading against the Malaysian Ringgit, as declared by China Foreign Exchange Trading Centre CFETC ... The move groups the Malaysian Ringgit within a privilege few which can trade direct against the Chinese Yuan RMB, including both the US Dollar and the Euro. Currently, ... Read More

What should the United States policy be in regard to a strong dollar or a weak dollar? What is the impact on you and your business of the value of the dollar versus other currencies? Read More

Twenty-seven European nations currently belong to the European Union, a loosely-woven partnership designed to empower Europe's competitiveness with the United States, China, and India. Sixteen of the EU's member nations have adopted the euro as ... Read More

The US dollar, which has served as a world reserve currency for nearly 38 years appears to be in jeopardy as far as its status of a reserve currency goes. The world seems not to blindly trust the US dollar any longer for this purpose as its ... Read More

The US dollar typically rises or falls inversely with the value of gold. ... My view is that the dollar will continue to decline until the US economic fundamentals look better - till America comes out of bankruptcy, that is - and that could take some years. ... Read More

Mutual fund investors have been spooked by the sovereign debt problems in Europe. This article sorts out the real and the imagined in Europe and how that affects investors. ... The banks are mainly, if not wholly, European and the debt is that of Greece, Portugal and other euro suspects. ... Read More

Richard Pettinger studied PPE at Oxford University and now works as an Economics teacher in Oxford. He contributes articles on economics, finance and the UK Housing Market to a variety of websites and publications. ... News-and-Society:Economics Since 2001 the dollar has been in steady decline. ... Read More

The RBS only anticipate one further quarter point drop although at Novi Property we feel that the structural weaknesses in the Euro Zone, coupled with the more restrictive position of the ECB regarding ... it's decline against the dollar and start to suffer against Sterling the Euro lost ... Read More

New economics theory that explains many current events and trends based on a mathematical modelling. Presented in easy to understand way with minimum math but detailed explanation. Read More

The Wall Street Journal has been one of the most popular papers in the world and it has grown to about one million subscribers over the last century. Read the following article to learn more about the history of The Wall Street Journal. Read More

In the months since late 2009 foreign residents have been hit hard in their pockets, a 15% decline in value of the dollars they exchange, plus suffering additionally from a 4% domestic inflation in the cost of goods and services. ... So dollars and Euros enter and the local moneyed elite move around ... Read More

In case you have not noticed all the tension in the Middle East is casing our Gasoline Prices to Skyrocket and you have probably thought to yourself here comes $4.00 and then $5.00 per gallon gasoline prices. Read More

Expected results of calls of endurance tests applied by the government have found that 10 of the 19 largest banks of the country they need a total of 75,000 million dollars in fresh capital to bear the losses in the event that the recession gets ... Read More

This is an excellent question and one that I have heard all week. Greece is almost half way around the world...it is a relatively small economy...comparatively speaking we don't trade much with Greece...Isn't it Greece's problem? Read More

He has passed the NASD Series 65 Investment Adviser exam. He publishes his Investment Newsletter and Action Suggestions three times per week at the CandleWave website. ... weighted toward the proposition that the dollar is bound for extinction. And yet, the charts of its counterpart, the euro, tell a ... Read More

The world in a nutshell: The debt crisis in Europe is scaring the bejesus out of the world markets. Although the market is getting hit of late, it still appears that the decline is a normal correction and not the beginning of the end...but we ... Read More

Within a few days will be school holidays. Already, many Mauritians have prepared the coming weeks. And there is a distinguished preference for cruises aboard of luxury liners. ... And with the depreciation of the euro and the rise of dollar, tours in Europe seem to increase slightly compared to the ... Read More