A long week has seen exciting moves, especially around the euro with the huge flow of news. The markets are now closed and it’s time to take a break with some long term articles. Here are selected reads. Enjoy!
How long can the European leaders delay a default / restructuring for Greece? This questions looms and in the meantime, Spaniards that are fed up with the political system are taking to the streets and more hidden debt is discovered. It will be interesting to see what happens after the regional elections, held their on Sunday. Let’s start with the links:
- Adam Kritzer dives into the ongoing Greek issues and how it moves EUR/USD in the long run.
- Larry Greenberg discusses the impact of Q1 GDP in various countries on currencies.
- Kathy Lien discusses long term outlooks for the US, Canadian and Australian dollars in a TV interview.
- Lior Cohen discusses the impact of Mississippi floods on commodity prices.
- Casey Stubbs explains how to manage your trading when you have more than one position open.
- Michael Greenberg provides 9 quick updates about the forex industry, that is quite busy lately.
- Francesc Riverola analyzes the traffic of FXStreet and says that it is looking for a direction. Similar to currencies…
- Jay Norris asks if your philosophy is aligned with the markets. Some let their philosophy take over.
Here are some long term articles published on Forex Crunch this week:
- Fed Catches Up with ECB – More Dollar Gains Expected – David Song answers various fundamental questions in an interview.
- ForexStreet.net Gains Traction – Becomes Serious Player in Forex Social Sites – Forex social networks continue growing.
- Spanish Hidden Debt II – More and hidden debt is found in Spain.
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