Angelo Airaghi

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• U.S.: Debt Remains a Challenge

  Published 25 March 2012 | viewed 0 times

  The U.S. debt is a problem that nobody wants to face. The U.S. dollar should fall again, despite current equilibrium. QE3 is still an option.…

• Stocks Are at Key Resistance Lines

  Published 19 March 2012 | viewed 0 times

  Stocks are targeting the highs of 2008. However, the secular cycle that started in 2000 remains bearish. Citigroup is under pressure. As expected, the Federal…

• The U.S. Dollar Is Oversold

  Published 04 March 2012 | viewed 0 times

  The U.S economy is still trending, albeit at the moderate pace. The U.S. dollar is oversold against majors and might appreciate over the short-term. Consumer…

• Oil is Rising and the U.S. Dollar is Falling?

  Published 27 February 2012 | viewed 0 times

  Greece is saved again, but another test is expected at the end of March. Oil prices are moving toward 2011 highs. Will the U.S. dollar…

• U.S.: The Unemployment Rate Could Rise Again

  Published 19 February 2012 | viewed 0 times

  Unemployment is shrinking and the trend should persist over the coming months. However, longer-term cycles anticipate a new swing toward the highs. Greece is virtually…

• Eur/Usd Will Decline Short-Term?

  Published 13 February 2012 | viewed 0 times

  The power struggle continues in Washington D.C., while economic conditions are fragile and risk stays high. Athens was torched on Sunday. The E.C.B. could cut…

• Euro/Usd Meets Key Resistance

  Published 05 February 2012 | viewed 0 times

  The string of better-than-expected reports continues in the United States. At the contrary, the E.U. Summit did not provide any guidance on the main issues.…

• The U.S. Dollar Will Fall and Gold Rise?

  Published 29 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

  The Fed could keep Fed fund rates low until 2014 and does not dismiss another series of quantitative easing (QE3). The policy would possibly penalize…

• Euro/Usd: Sinking or Bouncing?

  Published 15 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

  The euro zone rating was downgraded, as the crisis is entering into its darkest phase. The U.S. economy is still healing and can withstand only…

• USD/CAD Could Rise to 1.08

  Published 08 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

  The U.S. dollar should increase further against the Canadian dollar supported by favourable economic and seasonal conditions. Canada is losing competitiveness? As the economic growth…

• Europe is Preparing for the Worst

  Published 26 December 2011 | viewed 0 times

  Do not get distracted by the end-of-year rally. In January, markets might fall again. Here is why. E.U. banks are short of credibility. On December…

• U.S. Dollar: Stronger Short-Term, Weaker Long-Term

  Published 18 December 2011 | viewed 0 times

  The rise of the dollar could continue for the first part of 2012. Nonetheless, the longer-term picture is bearish for the greenback. U.S.: Housing Prices…

• The U.S. Dollar Could Rise, After the Euro Summit

  Published 11 December 2011 | viewed 0 times

  Trust must be rebuilt. The euro crisis has not reached its climax yet. The U.S. dollar could rise and stocks fall. E.U.: A turning point…

• A New Asset For Europe?

  Published 04 December 2011 | viewed 0 times

  Do you hope the euro zone will break apart? Think twice. U.S. dollar: Stronger short term, weaker long term. World markets are experiencing an apparent…

• 2012: The Financial World Falling Apart?

  Published 27 November 2011 | viewed 0 times

  Financial markets are being hammered by the speculation, as the world economy is entering into recession. The dollar should gain more ground against majors, while…

• Will Stocks Plunge Again?

  Published 20 November 2011 | viewed 0 times

  Despite a brighter economic picture in the U.S., financial markets are still at risk of collapsing under the European sovereign debt crisis. Stocks are at…

• Can Mario Save the Euro-zone?

  Published 13 November 2011 | viewed 0 times

  Berlusconi's reign is over. Mario Monti might be the best choice for Italy. He would need a broad-consensus and the time to complete the reforms.…