Tag: germany

• FX Dynamics

  

  Two competing forces in FX markets: Interest Rate Parity and Hot Money Interest Rate Parity states that a lower yielding currency should appreciate relative to a higher yielding currency. According to the International Fischer Relationship, higher yielding currencies have higher inflation domestically. This inflation difference causes the high yielding currency to depreciate relative to a…

  Thomas Schleusener

  April 3, 2018

  Markets, Non-Fiction

  CHF, CIP, EUR, Fischer Relationship, FX, germany, inflation, Interest rate parity, interest rates, PPP, Purchasing Power Parity, s&p 500, spx, USD

• Sick of the RNC

      Sick of the RNC yet? Enough of the political mumbo jumbo. Here’s some stuff you might already know, but haven’t seen the data. The last row of the following table shows GDP per Capita growth of Sweden, UK, Germany, Greece, Spain, and Italy relative to the United States. Over the time period, German…

  Thomas Schleusener

  July 22, 2016

  Markets, Non-Fiction

  brexit, donald trump, gdp per captia, germany, greece, income effect, italy, rnc, savings rates, spain, sweden, uk, unemployment, unemployment greece, united kingdom, usa, wealth effect