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In the first half of 2008, commodity prices were rising, both on horseback and drag an unprecedented wave of speculative investment. And the Australian dollar in July to 97.5 U.S. cents and 74.1 on the trade-weighted index of the Reserve Bank peaked.
In a note to clients on weekends solicited by analysts at Standard Bank of South Africa, that speculative activity on commodity futures transactions in the United States is back to where it was in May-June 2008. The Aussie jumped more than a cent on Friday and TWI is now probably almost 72 when the RBA calculates this afternoon.
Wrote Walter de Wet of Standard Bank that the difference is that most economies in May 2008 declined, but now they are showing signs of recovery, speculators promises greater length. In addition, the clear correlation between rising commodity prices, speculators go long and the weakening U.S. dollar, and it seems that the Australian for a ride is as wild as a casino paris put hedge funds.
(I would say that a good portion of the chicken or the egg in the dollar / commodity price correlation as punters commodities in part as a bet on the decline of the U.S. dollar and commodity prices tend to increase, because the U.S. dollar down.)
In the first half of 2008, commodity prices were rising, both on horseback and drag an unprecedented wave of speculative investment. And the Australian dollar in July to 97.5 U.S. cents and 74.1 on the trade-weighted index of the Reserve Bank peaked.
In a note to clients on weekends solicited by analysts at Standard Bank of South Africa, that speculative activity on commodity futures transactions in the United States is back to where it was in May-June 2008. The Aussie jumped more than a cent on Friday and TWI is now probably almost 72 when the RBA calculates this afternoon.
Wrote Walter de Wet of Standard Bank that the difference is that most economies in May 2008 declined, but now they are showing signs of recovery, speculators promises greater length. In addition, the clear correlation between rising commodity prices, speculators go long and the weakening U.S. dollar, and it seems that the Australian for a ride is as wild as a casino paris put hedge funds.
(I would say that a good portion of the chicken or the egg in the dollar / commodity price correlation as punters commodities in part as a bet on the decline of the U.S. dollar and commodity prices tend to increase, because the U.S. dollar down.)
