Foreign Exchange trading is all about trading 2 countries currencies against each other. This is generally traded through a stockbroker who will operate all exchanging of the funds. There are not just hundreds or thousands of Individuals trading forex each and every day but millions of people that are trying to get a portion of the forex pie. Economic conditions make the forex market go up or down. It is estimated that around 3 trillion USD are traded in the Forex market daily between the larges

By Neville Bennett While it is obvious that the credit crunch was a crisis about the availability of money, no one seems to be talking about how the crisis affecting bank capital impacts upon money and the real economy. I want to review money creation though leveraged lending and stress again that it is a source of instability which needs more attention. At present the debate is about other kinds of regulation and the insanity of monstrous bonuses. Instability Larry Summers, the forme

Here are my Top 10 links from around the Internet at 10am. I welcome your additions and comments in the comments below or please send your suggestions for Monday’s Top 10 at 10 to bernard.hickey@interest.co.nz We don’t spend our stockholders money at interest.co.nz… 1. Friends worth having? - Eric Watson has moved on from Hanover and is now trying to list a Dairy farming company on the New York Stock Exchange, Denise McNabb writes in an excellent piece at Stuff. This is just the

Currency tops psychologically significant $1.50 mark last done in Aug. 2008The euro broke through $1.50 against the dollar for the first time in 14 months Wednesday as a recovering stock market further sapped the U.S. currency’s appeal as a safe-haven investment.The dollar’s slide came despite recent supportive comments from Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and senior European finance officials, who are growing increasingly anxious about the euro’s appreciation. A stronger euro makes European

Renowned Oil Expert Dr. Kent Moors Details Shortages of Oil, the Impact of Higher Prices, the Promise of New Technologies and the Opportunities For Investors Dr. Kent Moors is one of the world’s foremost experts on oil, energy policy, finance, risk management and new technologies. Moors advises the leaders of six oil-producing countries, including the United States, as well as global corporations and banks operating in 25 countries. Moors is the founder and director of the Energy Policy Res