U.S. Forex Outlook March 2010
The U.S. Forex Outlook is extremely volatile and a novice investor might get flustered with the volatility and suffer huge loss The US Dollars are expected to experience short-term downfall as Fed rate climbs. More »
How to Get Rid of Credit Card’s Debt Issues
Credit cards might look good to starters but as time goes by, people start realizing that the same credit card is a burden which put them under heavy debt. The debt they have to pay either in installment all at a time but with a handsome amount of interest. More »
Insurance Problems
People usually face problems while claiming their insurance policy either be it general insurance, life insurance or health. Most of the times, the claims are delayed and payments unmade by the insurance company. More »
Gold Investments are Safest
Gold is exclusive because it does not bring any credit risk. Gold is no one’s liability. There is no risk of non payments for a coupon or redemption for bonds and that a company will go out of business, as for equity. More »
Why Invest in Gold?
Market of gold is very fascinating if one decides to start investing in it. It is very dynamic but the investments should be made for mid-term to long-term. Gold has proven to be an asset that has little connections with most financial assets, both in expansionary and recessionary periods. More »
U.K. Unemployment Bullish
Our financial advisory division has warned that unemployment could rise steeply this year and has also forecasted a rise in unemployment upto 2.8 million. This is the longest period of recession since world war II. More »
Fed Raises Discount Rate
The U.S. Fed (Federal Reserve Board) increased the discount rate charged to banks for direct loans whereas the chairman Ben Bernanke assured that the Fed and the central bank is aware of the joblessness in United States of America. It is said that the move will cheer financial institutions to rely more on money market treasuries rather than the state bank for liquidity requirements. More »
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World Financial Outlook Feb.2010
Global economic recovery is in progress led by the emerging markets. The out-performance of the emerging markets is likely to remain a key feature in the year ahead as the global economy returns to positive growth. There will still be winners and losers, with financial markets satisfying the best and punishing the worst performers globally. More »
U.S. Financial Outlook Feb.2010
US economic growth is expected to have expanded by about 4% at an annualized pace and this will strengthen the dollar in early 2010. This recovery is weaker than previous upturns following recession and may limit the upside for the U.S. dollar in the short term against other major currencies. More »
Euro will Plunge in near Future
The euro outlook remains unattractive against U.S. dollar and emerging market currencies whereas the regional single currency is in a financial situation far from an acceptable level to attract investors. The Euro will plunge till the end of April whereas UK Pounds will be stable in long run. More »
