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Friday, 27 September 2013

Europe Catching a Bid

Posted on 07:00 by Unknown
The recent news out of the EU region has been positive.  While it's still to early to say that a positive trend is in place, the news has been encouraging.  As a result, we've seen the region's ETFs catch a bid.






All of the above charts show the four largest economies and developing regions are at or near six month highs.
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