Geoffrey Rogow

Don't Cry for Me, Euro Zone

online.wsj.com — The euro remains intact despite the acute economic pain being suffered in some members. But can countries like Greece and Spain go on enduring the unyielding squeeze indefinitely. So far, they say yes. So, too, did Argentines in the late 1990s and early 2000s-that is, until they didn't.

Stock Market News - Financial News - Wall Street Journal - Wsj.com

online.wsj.com — The black-and-white borders of the bond market are graying. With crises ongoing in Washington and Europe, investors, traders and policy makers are grappling with changes in the global bond markets. As Washington lawmakers inched toward a deal to raise the debt ceiling, investors and corporate executives warned that any market relief will be tempered by lingering threats to the economy and financial markets.

Swedish Firms Squeezed as Krona Strengthens

online.wsj.com — Swedish exporters like Sandvik and BabyBjorn are struggling to cope with a stronger krona, which is hurting profits on exports.

WSJ.Money Summer 2013

online.wsj.com — Copycat programs such as Currensee and eToro are opening the doors to currency investors too fearful to make their own trades.

The Dollar is Poised for an Upward Explosion

online.wsj.com — The global hunt for yield is starting to look a bit crazy, with risk premium in bond markets falling to what now look like unsustainable levels, writes Vincent Cignarella.

Stock Market News - Financial News - Wall Street Journal - Wsj.com

online.wsj.com — The black-and-white borders of the bond market are graying. With crises ongoing in Washington and Europe, investors, traders and policy makers are grappling with changes in the global bond markets. As Washington lawmakers inched toward a deal to raise the debt ceiling, investors and corporate executives warned that any market relief will be tempered by lingering threats to the economy and financial markets.