Tag Archives: Forex
USD Reaches All Time Low
Posted on23. Apr, 2008 by admin.
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USD
The U.S. economy is facing fresh difficulties that will probably further dampen the national currency. Yesterday, the greenback tumbled to fresh lows trading as low as 1.6022 vs. the EUR after the European Central Bank policy makers signaled they may raise Interest Rates due to inflation concerns. The USD extended its drop against the [...]
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US Core CPI On Tap
Posted on16. Apr, 2008 by admin.
Economic News
USD
Yesterday, the Greenback spent most of the trading day with bullish momentum against the majority of its currency pairs and crosses on the back of surprisingly strong U.S inflation and manufacturing data releases. The greenback added 0.35% to its value against the EUR locking the session below the rate of 1.58, after the first [...]
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U.S PPI On Tap
Posted on15. Apr, 2008 by admin.
Economic News
USD
The dollar responded yesterday to Sunday’s opening session by recovering against most of its major currency rivals. What was interesting to see was the small recovery, which was made, despite a day of positive economic figures. At the opening of the market this week the EUR/USD pair opened 150 pip below its closing point [...]
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U.S. Retail Sales On Tap
Posted on14. Apr, 2008 by admin.
Economic News
USD
Last week we saw the return of significant volatility to the Forex market. Amidst fears of Recession in the US, due to the housing and credit crisis as well as poor labor numbers, investors once again became weary of the dollar. The last part of March heading into April saw the greenback swing up [...]
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Interest Rate Announcements Expected For EUR & GBP
Posted on10. Apr, 2008 by admin.
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USD
Yesterday, the greenback fell to its lowest mark since the beginning of April decreasing sharply against a majority of it’s currency rivals. The EUR/USD pair shot up 150pts yesterday, crossing the key psychological rate of 1.5800 for the first time since the positive ISM Manufacturing Index release on April 1st. Expectations for the near [...]
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FOMC Meeting Minutes on Tap
Posted on08. Apr, 2008 by admin.
Economic News
USD
The USD rose against the EUR yesterday on speculation the Fed is close to ending the biggest series of Interest Rate reductions since 1984. Stability in equity and credit markets raised optimism that the worst of the financial crisis might be over, encouraging investors to buy riskier assets. Yesterday, the U.S. currency advanced 0.3% [...]
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USD Goes Up Despite Weak Jobs Report
Posted on07. Apr, 2008 by admin.
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USD
The USD pared its gain against the EUR on Friday as investors digested the U.S. March Unemployment Report and the Nonfarm Employment Change figures. Last Friday’s Payrolls hit the -80K mark, marking the biggest decline in 5 years. Unemployment also spurred downside risks for the economy as it rose to 5.1% from 4.8%, and [...]
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ADP Non-Farm Payrolls On Tap
Posted on04. Apr, 2008 by admin.
Economic News
USD
The USD has rebounded over last few days leading up to today’s Non-Farm Payrolls report. Fed Chairman Bernanke said on Wednesday that the U.S. economy may fall into recession in the first half of 2008, although he was less pessimistic than expected, which led investors to scale down expectations for aggressive monetary easing. Interest [...]
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ISM Non-Manufacturing On Tap
Posted on03. Apr, 2008 by admin.
Economic News
USD
Yesterday, the USD initially climbed against the EUR after the ADP Employer Services report showed U.S. companies unexpectedly added 8,000 jobs in March. Later in the session, the greenback erased its gains against the EUR after Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress the U. S. economy could contract in the first half of 2008. [...]
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The USD Still Roams Bearish Grounds
Posted on28. Mar, 2008 by admin.
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USD
The USD rallied yesterday against the EUR, after a data showed that the U.S. economy grew in line with market expectations during the 4th quarter.
Yesterday’s finalized GDP figure eased fears of a steeper slowdown after it printed at 0.6% – unchanged from the month prior. A fall in U.S. Unemployment Claims in the latest [...]
