Forex Gump

I’ve a got a little question for you. What phenomenon causes investors to buy safe haven assets and ditch higher-yielding ones? I’ll give you a hint, it rhymes with “schmisk schmaversion.”

Tomorrow, at 12:30 pm GMT, we’ll be seeing the most important and most watched economic report in the foreign exchange market: the U.S. non-farm payrolls. If you wish to trade it, make sure you read this short guide on it!

Who in the world is Christine Lagarde, and why is she in the lead to become the next Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund? Read on to see what my stalking skills revealed.

Avast, ye landlubbers! The Australian GDP is due in less than 24 hours! The question is, will it sink or swim?

Word around the forex jungle is that China is interested in bailout bonds, Portuguese bailout bonds. How do you think it will impact sovereign debt concerns in the euro region? Here’s my two cents on the issue.

What if the crazy price action we saw last week was just a warm-up for next week’s salvo of big-hitting economic reports? Here’s why you should pay attention to the three groups of reports coming your way next week.

Just like Vin Diesel in Fast 5, China has zoomed past Japan to become the world’s second largest economy. However, along with the number 2 rank, China is faced with a new set of challenges. Here are the top 2 roadblocks in China’s ride to become the largest economy in the world.

Japan has been called the Land of the Rising Sun, but did you know that it’s also the Land of the Falling Yen?

Rumor has it that the PCE is the Fed’s preferred measure of inflation. Here’s a sneak peek of the upcoming PCE report and whether it could push Bernanke and his boys to shift their monetary policy stance.

Over the past few days, the euro has been beaten, hammered, and sold-off across the board as Greece’s debt problems hit the limelight again. Oh Greece, Greece, Greece… when will the problems you have caused ever go away?