I don't know, you tell me...Quote from Ghost of Cutten:
If that's the case, why are t-bonds barely off their highs of the year and gold at a new all-time high today?
Sterling has certainly had a spectacular rebound. However, Euro has probably had all the negative news priced in by now. On one hand, optimists like Jim Rogers are saying that Greece default will be a posistive signal for the Euro. On the other hand, the summer holidays have just started and few big players are willing to bet big (against Euro) while they are anjoying a summer holiday.Quote from Martinghoul:
Maybe, it's not just risk-on. Maybe it's the newly found optimism about the ability of the UK govt to deal with its budget woes vs the newly found pessimism about the ability to resolve this in the US of A.