USD the Most Significant Factor Driving Stock Prices Last Week

November 11, 2013

By Knowledge Leaders Team in Uncategorized

The USD index, and specifically the Euro portion of it, was the most significant factor in driving world equity prices last week. Interest rates also played a significant role as TIPS yields explained 73% of 1 week price changes.

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