In the US, the market is very responsive to QE. As a consequence, the S&P Index is back to April 08 level. In Europe, well ... I am still trying to find a pattern. It looks like a mess to me. Good news is bad news, but sometimes not, while bad news is bad news but sometimes good. And vice-versa... Something like that.
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
Impact of Quantitative Easing - US vs Europe
I found interesting to compare the impact of Quantitative Easing / Operation Twist / Bailout / EFSF / SMP / Mario Draghi's Bazooka on the Equity Markets, in US and Europe on a timeline.
In the US, the market is very responsive to QE. As a consequence, the S&P Index is back to April 08 level. In Europe, well ... I am still trying to find a pattern. It looks like a mess to me. Good news is bad news, but sometimes not, while bad news is bad news but sometimes good. And vice-versa... Something like that.
In the US, the market is very responsive to QE. As a consequence, the S&P Index is back to April 08 level. In Europe, well ... I am still trying to find a pattern. It looks like a mess to me. Good news is bad news, but sometimes not, while bad news is bad news but sometimes good. And vice-versa... Something like that.
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