oussama94
05-29-2017, 00:11
Also, what happens to a nation’s currency when the stock market is
trading sideways, stuck between bullish and bearish sentiments? That was
the scenario in the United States for much of 2002, and currency traders
found themselves going back to older moneymaking models, such as interest
rate arbitrage, as a result. Only time will tell whether the asset market
model will hold up or merely be a short-term blip on the currency forecasting
radar.
trading sideways, stuck between bullish and bearish sentiments? That was
the scenario in the United States for much of 2002, and currency traders
found themselves going back to older moneymaking models, such as interest
rate arbitrage, as a result. Only time will tell whether the asset market
model will hold up or merely be a short-term blip on the currency forecasting
radar.