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.
Showing posts with label Quantitative Easing Timeline. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quantitative Easing Timeline. Show all posts
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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