金融危机时期，大家怎么处理外汇收入？

Mingle Ji wrote:

这些内容也是我网上看到的，今天现汇买入价又降了，是不是时候该把美元卖掉了，我也是在这等高人出来解答。

lilianleelala wrote:

有听过另外一种说法，说是人民币不愿意升值，美元来硬的行不通，所以便曲线救国，先涨后跌～～～

非常庆幸这趟出来之前换的是美元^0^～～～

太复杂的mecanism我是肯定不懂的，不过以前在的公司在中国决定采取一篮子货币政策取代原来的跟美元直接挂钩的政策以后，就在quote上面加上一条：根据外汇牌价会有5%～10%的调整。（公司是用港币和美元报价的）

[修改时间: 2008-10-28 21:24]

Mincho Young wrote:

记得4月份的时候欧元兑人民币还是10.86的汇率，当时头脑发热存了一份小额的定期。这一下欧元汇率猛跌到8点几，一下子蒸发掉3000多大元......心痛啊！
欧元还能否见涨？如果能再涨回去，我现在就大量购置欧元，等涨了后再换成人民币，将损失的那部分给捞回来，说不定还能赚呢！很期待。。。


[Edited at 2008-10-31 03:53]

allankliu wrote:
基金定投不是很担心，黄金賺钱了！

建议可以操作黄金美元品种（记住，永远不要满仓！）。本年度，黄金一天最大的涨跌幅记录也有4％左右，更加不要作黄金期货，尤其是和欧美有时差的期货，4％放大50倍也让你立马暴仓！

redred wrote:

比最近看的suspense-thriller HIDE AND SEEK的结局还悬念。

Milton Guo wrote:

前天欧元对美元还是1.25,今天已经是1.24(PP兑换率)了,我赶紧把PayPal上的欧元换成美元了.

英镑更惨,幸好MB收到英镑时,自动兑换成美元,不然会更心疼.

China is putting the Fed in a tough spot

China is complicating Janet Yellen's life.

Before U.S. investors went to bed on Monday night, there was growing confidence that the Federal Reserve chief was getting ready to announce the first interest rate hike in nearly a decade. Most bets were on a September move.

But on Tuesday, China happened. The country threw a serious curve ball by unexpectedly devaluing its currency.

The move suddenly muddied the outlook for the global economy, raising questions about the Fed's ability to raise rates next month.

China's yuan has taken its biggest two-day tumble in decades and stock markets around the world are in turmoil. The Dow alone has plummeted about 400 points since Monday's close as investors fear the weaker yuan will make goods sold by companies like Apple (AAPL, Tech30) and Coach (COH) less attractive to Chinese consumers. It could also hurt already-weak demand for raw materials like iron ore and copper.

Others say it will lower prices of Chinese imports, which adds deflationary pressures on the U.S. economy.

If the global stock market deteriorates further, it could cause Yellen and other Fed officials to put off an interest rate hike beyond September. It's unlikely the Fed wants to add fuel to the fire.

Diane Swonk, chief economist at Mesirow Financial, said if the market turbulence continues, a Fed rate hike "will be destabilizing."

Swonk said the Fed could hold off because it "can't afford to compound volatility too much. As much as they resist the term, they are the world's central bank."

Wall Street is already placing bets that it won't happen. Investors believe there's a 39% chance of a September rate hike, according to CME Group's FedWatch, which measures futures prices. That's down significantly from 56% just last week.

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