All articles by Chris Redfern – Page 2
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ArticlePolitical instability drives investors east
Moneycorp's Chris Redfern on why investors are turning their eyes to the Far East as a safer bet than other troubled regions
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ArticleAll quiet on the currency front
Moneycorp analyst Chris Redfern on why new factors have reinforced the status quo in the currency markets
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ArticleThe Swedes smell of success
Moneycorp analyst on the Scandinavian nation taking a surprise lead in the global currency stakes last week
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ArticleChris Redfern: US dollar survives a scare
Moneycorp analyst on why investors were not put off by some disappointing figures coming out of the USA
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ArticleChris Redfern: Sterling shines on the world stage
Moneycorp analyst on an excellent week for sterling, which hit a five-year high against the US dollar
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ArticleChris Redfern: South African setbacks
Moneycorp analyst on a poor week for the rand, and much of a muchness for the other major global currencies
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ArticleChris Redfern: Stagnant States
Moneycorp analyst on how a boost in American job figures failed to boost the US dollar
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ArticleChris Redfern: Sterling performance
Moneycorp analyst on the causes of a strong week for sterling and a steady period for the world's other major currencies
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ArticleChris Redfern: Canada's sprint finish
Moneycorp analyst on why an employment boost in North America spared the blushes of one of Oceania's major powers
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ArticleRussia sanctions calm investor fears
Moneycorp's Chris Redfern on why action by the EU and USA has calmed fears of market volatility
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ArticleChris Redfern: Aussie dog has its day
Aussie dollar the top-performing major currency in the last week, while investors in Russia show mixed response to Crimea crisis
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ArticleChris Redfern: Heads below the parapet
Moneycorp analyst on what's gone right for the Franc and Euro, and a week-spoiling moment for Sterling
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ArticleChris Redfern: Sterling week for sterling
Moneycorp analyst on a successful year for the pound, aided in recent times by Mark Carney's fresh set of goalposts
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ArticleChris Redfern: Diminished pessimism boost for risky money
Moneycorp analyst on a good week for currency in New Zealand, Norway, but a bad one for Japan and the US
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ArticlePrinting money causes problems
Central banks on either side of the Atlantic are wondering whether they can solve their problems by simply printing themselves a bit more cash. Investors are unlikely to be impressed by such behaviour
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ArticleEuro could firm against the dollar
The euro is still at the forefront of investors’ minds, but with the US facing its own economic problems, concerns are being raised as the country's political stalemate remains unbroken
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ArticleOnly eurozone breakup can dent A$
The Aussie dollar has been on the up for a decade and a downturn is not imminent. The eurozone crisis is also enduring and it continues to drive investment decisions
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ArticleBank of England remains calm
As Greece gets closer than ever to being thrown out of the eurozone, the UK’s financial authorities are holding fast and their cousins down under will not halt the retreat of their currencies
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ArticleClub Med holds little appeal
The eurozone thought Greece was an isolated problem, but it appears Spain might now be infected. Investors are worried, but they will not take refuge in the US dollar this time
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ArticleEU must learn lessons from Greece
Although the European Union now looks likely to survive even a full-blown Greek default, there are others, such as the UK, who must study the lessons of what has been a very long ‘crisis’
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