Foreign Exchange 4U - Currency & Forex

The Yuan can yield tremendous profits to investors if it rises against the dollar. The article below will discuss fully about the subject.

China?s trade surplus has been a sore thumb with the American government over the past few years. The Americans believe that their massive trade deficit with China is fuelled by a cheap Yuan […]

– China's GDP reached 18.23 trillion yuan in 2005, an increase of 9.9 percent over the previous year Fiscal revenue exceeded 3 trillion yuan, 523.2 billion yuan more than the previous year Consumer price index rose 1.8 percent Import and export volume totaled 1.42 trillion U.S. dollars, an increase of 23.2 percent Actually-used direct foreign […]

To achieve financial freedom, one cannot only depend on the earned income from his/her day job. One needs to create multiple streams of income, by tapping into the different channels of opportunities.
Let me share with you 6 main types of income streams:
1. Write your own books create your own audio cds, e-books, video etc. Then […]

In 2004, The USD Was Falling, But the Dollar Was Never Weak!
Germany’s long term economic policy has been to cultivate a permanent trade surplus by saving more, and consuming less. But there is another side to their trade surplus/high savings rate story. Growth in Germany is 1/3rd that in the US, while unemployment is double, […]

For the first time in several years the U.S. dollar has managed to gain value against the world?s other major currencies. During the first three months of 2005, the U.S. dollar is up approximately five percent against both the yen and the euro. The gains for the dollar should be considered significant when considering the […]

Foreign Exchange Trading better known as FOREX trading is the buying and selling of currencies from different nations. With different factors involved in this trading and its fast paced nature, it is best that you find simple ways to give you a head start in the industry.
The main purpose of getting involve in FOREX trading, […]

It?s Friday June 16, 2006, and we had some follow through in yesterdays trading session as the Nasdaq shot up over 2.8%, the S&P 500 jumped 2.1% and the Dow pushed its way through the 11,000 mark. But the volume on the Indexes weren?t as heavy as they should?ve been with these gains. It would?ve […]

Inflation. When inflation rate is down, banks would cut down interest rates to encourage economic activities. On the other hand, during high inflation, banks would increase the interest rates to discourage lending and spending. Hiking up the interest rates boosts the value of the currency. This is true in US where rising of interest rates […]

Eighteen months ago, the Federal Reserve embarked on a long, but predictable road of lifting short-term US interest rates, to reach an unknown ?neutral rate,? that would neither stimulate nor weaken the US economy. Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan did not know when the neutral rate would ultimately be reached, but after lifting the fed […]

It?s Friday May 12, 2006, and it?s the last day of the trading week, and what a week it was. From Gold, Silver, Copper and other metals as well as the Dow making historic highs to the Fed raising the benchmark interest rate to 5%, it was one to remember. Hopefully today the Bulls will […]