 | Money In Motion: Currency Trading
With yields for Italian, Spanish and French debt creeping ever higher, time is running out for Europe's debt crisis. And for many market participants, there's only one thing that can solve the problem now: The ECB. The big question for investors: will the European Central Bank crank up the printing press and start buying massive amounts of distressed bonds? The answer could hold the key to the euro's next move, and we'll tell you how our guys are trading it now. Plus, the deadline for the Super Committee is next week, and if there's been one reliable trade this year, it's been betting on government dysfunction. The clock is ticking, and so far, there has been no progress in coming up with deficit cuts. The outcome, or lack thereof, could push equities and have an impact on the so-called safe haven currencies. We'll break it down, and tell you how you could make money from potential outcomes using currencies. And with Europe on the cusp of a collapse, why is gold, the ultimate safe-haven currency, falling like a rock? We'll explain, and show you how currency traders are playing the move. That's all coming up tomorrow on a jammed packed edition of Money in Motion Currency Trading.
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