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Well you may be right. After reading "Euros Accepted" signs pop up in New York City, there's no wonder in to see Euro above 1.50.

What on earth happened to Euro? I wonder if there're any news that i've missed.

This is an animated yield curve graph between the dates 2007 Aug - 2008 Feb. 8. I got it form ECB's website. http://www.ecb.int/stats/money/yc/html/index.en.html select the "See animation since..." option below...

I guess this is interesting. Look at that Euro area AAAA rated state bond rates curve. This graph says to us that interest rates on euro will fall into at least % 3 or maybe lower. Considering euro is already weak against dollar, whenever this falling interest rates scenario happens, we may...

plus artificial Anglo-Saxon backed 73 OPEC oil crisis. Guess what, USA was always involved to these crisis in some way, always. So please guys stop whining about high oil price. It's for USA's benefit. Whenever USA goes a monetary crisis, USA exports that crisis by the help of it's...

Non-regulated ,OTC retail forex market seems to be tricky and non-fair for the small individuals from my point. I've heard FXMarketPlace but it's not for individuals. So here is my question, will there ever be a regulated forex retail market in the future? I mean an exchange or a comission...

What about both of them together? A monetary inflation and recession...

Well, 3 months passed since my first post and both recession and inflation problem deepened.

Been there done that... Never trade with your relative's money. It will be a headache nothing more. When you trade with your relative's money, if you lose money, it won't be only money that you'll lose, believe me. And one more thing, relatives are the ones that you see or talk everyday...

http://www.csidata.com/ They claim that they've the lowest error rate amongst all data vendors. Don't know if it's true...

So, A Federal Reserve official pops up and says that "the central bank isn't inclined to cut rates further, even when stocks sink and economic data turn sour!!!" But still some people here claim that Fed will cut rates. So how do you know, what's your basis for a cut rate? Or is it just...

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB119522097003695721.html?mod=hps_us_whats_news Rate Cuts Not Likely to Continue By Brian Blackstone A Federal Reserve official sent one of the clearest signals yet the central bank isn't inclined to cut rates further, even when stocks sink and economic...

Here's a quote from FOMC statement. This means that FED thinks that recession risk and inflation risk is on balance after this last cut. There will be no cut at December and January.

In fact, the reason of this move is more important than the move itself. Is it because of the above reasoning quoted from wikipedia or just because of foreign investors leaving USA bond market because of weak $.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yield_curve

Cutting fed rates and causing inflation is just same as what Nixon did when he let the dollar to fluctuate against gold. This had hurt Europeans, now it's time for Japan, China and Russia (or orther dollar holders) I think that current situation is just same with the 1970's stagflation era...

FED is only punishing foreign banks/countries that are holding large amount of dollar reserves by lowering rates. But i guess this won't last long, they're about to slap on the FED and start to sell their $s and diversify their portfolio. Actually this is just a begining. Sooner or later USD...

It's USA who wants high oil prices and and favors from it. High oil price means artificial $ demand from the rest of the world. If oil price goes down, USA $ will collapse down. To ensure petroldollar cycle works, oil prices must remain high. Just because of this whenever dollar gets weak...