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Lauren Carmouche is an Investment Analyst at Banc De Binary. Her previous experience as an analyst involved forecasting share prices and calculating impact indicators on exchange rate volatility. Lauren’s particular area of interest is the foreign exchange markets and she has completed research developing statistical models illustrating how the UK was justified in staying out of the Euro.
Lauren holds a postgraduate degree in Economics, specializing in Time Series Econometrics, and is certified by the Chartered Securities and Investments Institute with focus on Financial Derivatives and Securities. She is also a Cysec advanced candidate.
The European Central Bank has wide scale quantitative easing on the cards which by definition is inflationary. Expansionary monetary policy is expected to indirectly impact price inflation by expanding credit in the capital markets, thereby increasing the money supply and … (Click to read more)
The Bank of England (BoE) released their inflation data and as expected, low oil prices have weighed on inflation numbers. The Bank has decided to keep rates steady at the 0.5% level which totals 6 years at such low interest … (Click to read more)
This week sugar prices have fallen to the lowest level in almost 5 years, losing 6% of its value. Additionally, being the largest sugar exporter, Brazil’s weak currency is causing exporters to fight to sell in real, in exchange for … (Click to read more)
The outlook of this currency pair will be dependent on how effectively each economy implements its monetary policy regime. Developed economies spent most of 2014 in the midst of modern day currency wars, with both economies exporting deflationary pressures abroad, … (Click to read more)
There is no doubt that the U.S. economy is expanding at a rapid rate. On Friday, there was another positive surprise in job creation and fall in unemployment rate in the Non-Farm Payrolls. Historically, there has been a positive correlation … (Click to read more)
