With the decline in the dollar, foreign currencies go much further in the acquisition of US assets. ...
With the decline in the dollar, foreign currencies go much further in the acquisition of US assets. But there are few signs of the tech-driven investment buying spree of 1999/2000 being repeated. This is not due to any shortage of good news. Economic growth in the third quarter reached an annualised rate of 8.2%, more than twice the long-term average, short-term interest rates stand at very low levels (1%) and, with inflation under tight control, the Fed is likely to hesitate in tightening monetary policy. Corporate earnings for recent quarters have consistently exceeded expectation...
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