A big test for the buck

Article Abstract:

A discussion on the possibility of a slowdown in the US economy, which has been very buoyant, causing a fall in the value of the US dollar is presented. If the US dollar was to decline in value it is likely to have a positive effect on the value of the Australian dollar.

Exchange Rates, Prices and rates, Foreign exchange, Dollar (United States), Dollar (Australia)

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Arrogant Wall Street signals a nerve-testing year: rising bond yields guarantee a volatile market, despite the strong start to the new century

Article Abstract:

The prospects for the performance of Wall Street in 2000 are considered. It is argued that Wall Street will not necessarily remain strong against a background of volatility.

Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges

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Wall Street worry

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the challenges facing the United States stockmarket are presented, with reference to earning downgrades, high oil prices, and the strong U.S. dollar.

Finance, Wall Street

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