The US-China trade deal is an ominous development for the eurozone and for Irish exporters
The news isn’t all good, as the eurozone banking system and pension pots will suffer as a result of the ‘bund’ nosedive
The recent inversion of the American yield curve tells us that investors are spooked about slowing growth
Italy’s move to embrace China’s Belt and Road initiative is another sign that the old global economic order is changing rapidly
The US Federal Reserve is re-evaluating inflation targeting as a method of supposedly keeping the global economy within predictable limits - and not before time
Despite all the sound and fury in Westminster, Britain’s economy is sound and an undervalued currency will bounce back if parliament finally agrees a withdrawal deal
If the US dollar depreciates, other currencies will strengthen, not least the euro
Falling eurozone GDP growth has been been blamed on the Chinese economic downturn, but this is not necessarily bad news for us
The currency’s ‘flash crash’ followed Theresa May’s focus on a hard Brexit and its possible impact on the City of London
Britain’s vote to leave the EU raises a lot of currency questions. Peter Kinsella has the answers
The immediate concern for Irish exporters is how to mitigate foreign exchange risks
