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No relation to any economy or economic data (and the news accordingly), rate changes have nothing to do with anything.*
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What economic indicators are we basing these conclusions on?
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the question came up...
>> Crisis aide!
This is not a crisis, but a planned and organised event being implemented at the moment.
>> the question came up.
You know they do.
It's hard for the man, but he's talking.
Maybe we shouldn't torture him with words now...
Any dialogue would be incomplete.
>> the question came up.
Well, if you're so keen for me to answer.
1. I warned you that everything I said was an IMHO
2. the answer is sort of given in the text. Do you think the entire(!) Australian economy can "fall" relative to the Japanese economy by almost two(!) times in three(!) months. For reference: beginning of August AUD/JPY=102 end of October = 56.
This is not a crisis, but a planned and organised event being implemented at the moment.
It is a planned crisis. It is a crisis for its participants. And an organised and controlled event for the organiser.
Do you think the entire(!) Australian economy can "fall" relative to the Japanese economy by almost two(!) times in three(!) months. For reference: beginning of August AUD/JPY=102 end of October = 56.
What does the economy have to do with it? It's all about supply and demand. It's just that demand for the Australian quid has fallen, because of the crisis.
Since the Jamaica Conference, exchange rates have been floating under the economic forces of supply and demand.
There is almost no correlation between the size of GDP and the exchange rate.
To be honest, I don't really understand the task at hand. Trying to represent a 2D image in volume? Then you need additional data. Or at least a convention, you need something to abstract from.
Maybe the image in the archive will give you an idea?
Well, if you're so keen for me to answer.
1. I warned you that all of this is IMHO
2. the answer seems to be in the text. Do you think the entire(!) Australian economy can "fall" relative to the Japanese economy by almost two(!) times in three(!) months. For reference: beginning of August AUD/JPY=102 end of October = 56.
the crisis period is still not the normal situation, no conclusions and studies should not be made affecting this period
and the Russian market is terribly undervalued
in october the volatility reached historic levels
I understand the "money is a debt pyramid" cartoons.
But let's keep the flies separate from the meat - we need to wait out the crisis and the foundations of the analysis have lived and hopefully will live on
The balance of currencies has been studied up and down
Practical application of cluster indicators in the FOREX market