All articles by Chris Redfern – Page 3
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ArticleAussie dollar hot as Greek burn continues
A trade surplus is fuelling record-high exchange rates for Australia’s currency, while the Greek economy threatens to boil over into bankruptcy
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ArticleLicense to print makes dollar appealing
The impact of the eurozone crisis was not felt immediately, but now that it has arrived investors are likely to be buying more US dollars than euros
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ArticleDexia haunts EU
The eurozone’s response to Dexia’s latest emergency suggests EU members are ready to take action against the debt crisis, but the UK’s credit rating makes it a safer haven for frightened investors
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ArticleDepression as Europe and US wobble
As the EU grapples with its stuttering single currency, US political wrangling could have a dramatic impact on the value of the dollar
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ArticleChina getting too close for comfort
The US thinks China could do more to help global currency, but that's unlikely to happen, so investors are turning to other markets
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ArticleE.coli is no trouble for rouble
The E.coli crisis has apparently had little effect on the euro but, with the exception of the Russian rouble, other factors need to be considered when predicting future currency movements
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ArticleRiding the currency rollercoaster
Variations in the value of major international currencies such as the euro, the US dollar and the UK pound continue to exert a significant influence over the fortunes of fresh produce importers and exporters operating within the EU
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ArticleRises, rescues and revolutions
Food prices have continued to increase in the UK, exporters in Portugal have reason to be concerned, and in Egypt the fiscal fall-out of the revolution is only just beginning to be seen
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ArticleRates reap what markets sow
As two of the Southern Hemisphere’s major apple export seasons got into full swing in March, currency rates continued to be shaped by global financial trends
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ArticleEvaporation is in the air
With some subsidies running dry, producers could face an uphill struggle if exchange rate advantages also desert them
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