European Central Bank
The latest news, updates and opinions on European Central Bank from the expert team here at MoneyWeek
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How to find the path of least resistance for EUR/USDFeatures A belief that "news makes the markets" would have lost you a lot of money betting against the euro, says John C Burford. Here's what to watch instead.
By John C Burford Published
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The euro finds support as sentiment plummetsFeatures No need to wait for the European Central Bank announcement on Thursday, says John C Burford. Elliott wave theory tells you all you need to know.
By John C Burford Published
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Negative interest rates: the assault on saversTutorials Negative interest rates are closer than you think – not to mention a ban on paper money. John Stepek looks at how you can defend your wealth.
By John Stepek Published
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Stockmarkets rally, just as I forecastFeatures The sharp rally in stocks caught the pundits by surprise, says John C Burford. But chart-following traders saw it coming.
By John C Burford Published
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How I cashed in on the ‘Draghi Bounce’Features John C Burford looks to profit from the effect of Mario Draghi’s interest rate decision on the pound versus the dollar.
By John C Burford Published
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The assets to buy now – December 2015Features Asset allocation is at least as important as individual share selection. So where should you be putting your money? Here’s our monthly take on the major asset classes.
By MoneyWeek Published
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Has the bond bubble finally burst?Features Bonds took a whack at the end of last week, says John C Burford. And the charts suggest the downtrend will continue.
By John C Burford Published
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The assets to buy now – May 2015Features Asset allocation is at least as important as individual share selection. So where should you be putting your money? Here’s May's take on the major asset classes.
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The bond market keeps getting crazier – don’t get caught in the routTutorials Investors are clamouring to pay for the privilege of lending to the Swiss government. But as John Stepek explains, things could be about to get a whole lot crazier.
By John Stepek Published
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