Optimism on stock markets in Europe significantly diminished, and the major U.S. stock indices, and is located in the red zone, which dealers attributed to the increasing concerns of investors about the possible negative impact of higher oil prices on economic recovery. As a result of weakening appetite to risk the American currency continued to strengthen its position, particularly in combination with the euro and pound, with dealers encouraged to draw attention to the fact that the yield on ten-year U.S. government bonds has now peaked in November last year that could attract investor interest. The U.S. remains dependent on changes in the mood of market participants, but currency strategists Bank of America note that the casting time of heightened appetite for risk to escape from that will soon be in the past, and as far as improving the prospects for returns on U.S. debt securities is likely to continue grow, which could support the resumption of growth in the dollar, which has recently been under pressure.
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