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The End of the Hiking Cycle Not?
The European Central Bank decided to make monitary policy more restrictive by increasing interest rates and the deposit rate.
This is during a time of sky high energy prices and an economy on the brink of recession. These restrictive policies will add more pressure to the different economies that make up the Euro zone. There are already analysts calling for a recession after this policy decision.
Where Has the Euro Demand...
The End of the Hiking Cycle Not?
The European Central Bank decided to make monitary policy more restrictive by increasing interest rates and the deposit rate.
This is during a time of sky high energy prices and an economy on the brink of recession. These restrictive policies will add more pressure to the different economies that make up the Euro zone. There are already analysts calling for a recession after this policy decision.
Where Has the Euro Demand...
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Over the last ~25 years, the use of the U.S. Dollar for foreign exchange reserves has steadily declined from 72% to 59%.
Meanwhile, Euro usage is up slightly from 19% to 21%.
The most important part?
“Other” currencies, including the Chinese Yuan, soared from 4% to 10%.
$USD(USDindex.FX$ $Euro(EURindex.FX$ $Rmb Appreciation Related(LIST1187.HK$ $GBP/USD(GBPUSD.FX$ $CNY/USD(CNYUSD.FX$ $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF(SPY.US$ $Invesco QQQ Trust(QQQ.US$
Meanwhile, Euro usage is up slightly from 19% to 21%.
The most important part?
“Other” currencies, including the Chinese Yuan, soared from 4% to 10%.
$USD(USDindex.FX$ $Euro(EURindex.FX$ $Rmb Appreciation Related(LIST1187.HK$ $GBP/USD(GBPUSD.FX$ $CNY/USD(CNYUSD.FX$ $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF(SPY.US$ $Invesco QQQ Trust(QQQ.US$
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$Euro(EURindex.FX$ fairly new ro MooMoo. Are these not tradeable on here? been trying to buy some euro funds.
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Two main differences between these (not just one)
First is obviously the difference between hedging currency or not. The unhedged one will give you the performance of the S&P 500 x the eur/usd exchangerate. This can create drastic deviations in performance both positively and negatively. And one could argue this adds an additional layer of risk. On the opposing side, hedging currency is costly (the expense ratio of the hedged one is 0.2% per annuum while th...
First is obviously the difference between hedging currency or not. The unhedged one will give you the performance of the S&P 500 x the eur/usd exchangerate. This can create drastic deviations in performance both positively and negatively. And one could argue this adds an additional layer of risk. On the opposing side, hedging currency is costly (the expense ratio of the hedged one is 0.2% per annuum while th...
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