 | Tomorrow on Money In Motion
For two years now, the market has been held hostage by the escalating PIGS debt crisis. And now it appears the PIGS could have company. In what could be called the eastern front of the debt crisis, prices for Hungarian debt have plummeted this week, taking shares of European bank stocks with it. That toxic combination has sent Euro/Dollar to its lowest level in over a year, and according to our pros, even more pain is in store. They'll tell you how they're playing the euro now, and how you could make money too.
Plus, the ECB convenes on Thursday, and while many expect a rate cut, currency traders will be listening and hoping for some measure of assurance that Europe's central bank is ready to relax its rigged posture on quantitative measures. The meeting could go a long way in either encouraging or discouraging risk sentiment, and we've got the currency pair that could make you a lot of money.
And a rather overlooked but significant development occurred this week. U.S. stock rallied in the face of a falling Euro. Could this be a sign that the U.S. equity markets are finally ready to decouple from the day-to-day movements of the Euro? It's a question that could lead to some interesting and potentially lucrative currency trades, and we'll tell you what they are.
That's all coming up tomorrow in a jammed packed addition of Money in Motion Currency Trading.
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