Currency market early risers face time of turmoil ahead

Article Abstract:

The US dollar looks set to remain strong, with pound sterling also staying high, and the euro currency weaker, while the Japanese yen should revive as economic recovery gains strength in Asia. This is the view of many observers, but events may not unfold in this way. The high US deficit may mean a drop in the value of the US dollar There may be attempts to strengthen the dollar, and there is likely to be instability. Meanwhile, there are pressures on pound sterling that could either increase or decrease its value.

Exchange Rates

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The dog that hasn't barked - yet

Article Abstract:

The UK and US exchange rates have tended to move together in the 1990s. The pound sterling has been less stable against other currencies. One explanation for this stability is that the currencies are valued fairly. Both currencies are also seen as soft, and are likely to fall together against the German mark. A rise in US levels of economic growth would lead to a drop in the value of pound sterling in relation to the US dollar over the long term.

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Dollar's decline could boost European bonds

Article Abstract:

The fall in the dollar which some economists predict could boost European bonds. However, while a small fall in the dollar may be beneficial, a sharp decline would not.

Foreign exchange market

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