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Currencies - Yen Loses Strength on Poor GDP, Rebound of Stocks & Commodities

The Japanese yen fell today as commodities and stocks recovered, decreasing demand for the currency as a safe haven, while the nation’s economy continued to weaken. The Thomson Reuters/Jefferies CRB Index of raw materials rose 2.3 percent yesterday, posting the first gain in four sessions. Japa

Currencies - Canadian Dollar Advances with Stocks & Commodities

The Canadian dollar gained today as stocks and commodities, including crude oil, rebounded, increasing demand for currencies tied to economic growth. The currency retreated against the euro. The Thomson Reuters/Jefferies CRB Index of 19 raw materials climbed as much as 2.6 percent. Crude oil rose

Currencies - Swiss Franc Goes Lower with Economic Expectations

The Swiss franc weakened today as the economic expectations for the Swiss economy deteriorated, making Switzerland’s “safe” currency look less safe. The ZEW Economic Expectations indicator dropped sharply in May, falling from the April value of 8.8 to -11.5 this month. The fears of the nega

Currencies - Rand Erases Losses, But Can It Continue Go Higher?

The South African rand erased today’s loses versus the US dollar and continue to rise for the fourth straight session as consumer inflation accelerated. South Africa’s consumer prices grew 4.2 percent in April, following the 4.1 percent increase in March. The rand is threatened by declining c

Currencies - Pound Sinks on BoE Minutes & Jobless Claims

The Great Britain pound tumbled today, erasing yesterday’s gains versus the US dollar, after the report showed that the unemployment claims jumped and the minutes of the Bank of England monetary policy meeting indicated that most of the policy makers are against increasing the interest rates. T

Currencies - New Zealand Dollar Gains on PPI & Asian Stocks

The New Zealand dollar gained today as the nation’s producer prices increased and Asian stocks advanced, improving prospects of the New Zealand economy and the currency. The producer price outputs index rose 1.7 percent, while the PPI inputs rose 2.2 percent. The expected valued were 0.6 percen

Currencies - Aussie Goes Higher as Investors Expect Interest Rates Hike

The Australia dollar gained against the US dollar and the Japanese yen after the minutes of the central bank’s monetary policy meeting suggested that an increase of the interest rates is possible “at some point”. The Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting of the Reserve Bank of Australia sa

Currencies - South African Rand Erases Gains on Inflation & Retail Sales

The South African rand pared its gains today after the reports showed that inflation grew less than predicted and retail sales decreased. The consumer prices in South Africa grew 4.3 percent in April, while forecasts promised growth by 4.4 percent. The retail sales slowed for the third straight m

Currencies - Chilean Peso Falls as US Economy Reduce Risk Appetite

The Chilean peso fell today as the economic data suggested that the US economy is slowing, therefore reducing demand from investors for higher-yielding, but riskier, currencies. The economic report showed that the US housing market and manufacturing industry slowed last month. The global economy

Currencies - UK Consumer Prices Boosts Interest Rates Outlook & Pound

The Great Britain pound jumped today as the inflation in Britain accelerated more than was anticipated, renewing talks about possible increase of the interest rates by the Bank of England. The consumer prices index grew 4.5 percent in April, following the 4.0 percent increase in March. Economists

Currencies - Pound Weakens Ahead of Macroeconomic Reports

The Great Britain pound fell as speculators cut their bets on an interest rates hike by the UK central bank, but the currency attempts to pare its losses as the economic data is expected to show that inflation has accelerated. The report from Office for National Statistics on the consumer prices

Currencies - Aussie Falls vs. Euro, Recovers vs. Greenback & Yen

The Australian dollar dropped against the euro after the report showed that the number of home loan in Australia unexpectedly decreased. The currency erased losses versus the US dollar and the Japanese yen as commodities and stocks slowed decline. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index was little chan

Currencies - Franc Gains Before Meeting of EU Finance Ministers

The Swiss franc strengthened today before the meeting of the European Union finance ministers today, where they’ll discuss the debt issues. The ministers will negotiate about the terms of the bailout for Greece. Another theme of the discussion will be €78 billion ($110 billion) aid for Portug

Currencies - Euro Rises Even as Outcome of EU Meeting Remains Uncertain

The euro rose today even as today’s meeting of the European Union policy makers in Brussels can result in restructuring of Greece’s debt, fueling concerns about Europe’s credit crisis. Greece wants extensions of its credit maturities, but other European countries, Germany especially, demand

Currencies - Euro at Six-Week Low vs. Dollar

The euro slumped during this week, falling to the lowest level in six weeks against the US dollar, as Greece and its debt returned to the forefront of news and discussions, making speculators unwilling to invest in the shared European currency. The theme of the Greek debt is again in newswires, w

Currencies - Dollar Goes Higher as Stocks Falls Down on European Debt

The US dollar gained today against all most-traded currencies, except the yen, as equities declined because of the persisting concern about the European credit crisis. Die Welt claimed that Germany insisted on restructuring of Greece’s debt. Spokesman Christoph Steegmans said in an interview th

Currencies - Canadian Dollar Falls with Crude & Stocks

The Canadian dollar fell today, sliding for the third day versus the US dollar and the Japanese yen, as crude oil fell together with North American equities. June contract for crude oil delivery subtracted 0.3 percent to $97.95 per barrel in New York, following the previous advance by 1.8 percent

Currencies - Pound Gains on Inflation Outlook, Weakens on Rates Outlook

The Great Britain pound gained versus the euro today after Britain’s central bank increased its inflation forecast. The currency erased gains against the US dollar and the Japanese yen as the BoE Governor Mervyn King hinted that the interest rates won’t be raised in the foreseeable future. Th

Currencies - Interest Rates Outlook Keeps Rand Down

The South African rand moved lower versus the US dollar for a third day today on outlook that the nation’s central bank will keep the interest rates unchanged. The Monetary Policy Committee of the South African Reserve Bank will meet tomorrow to discuss the interest rates. Analysts expect that

Currencies - Euro Still Can’t Decide Where to Go

Uncertainty about the situation with Greece continues to plague the European Union, causing volatile swings of the euro. The currency erased its yesterday’s rally only to resume its upward movement and then drop again. German Chancellor Angela Merkel said yesterday that Greece has to proceed wi

Currencies - Canadian Dollar Goes Up Together with Crude

The Canadian dollar extended its rally today, rising for fourth day against its US counterpart, as commodities, including crude oil, reversed the downward trend and rallied. Crude oil reached the highest price in four days on speculation that flooding of the Mississippi River will disrupt refiner

Currencies - No Need for Safety, Swiss Franc Suffers

Commodities and global equities recovered today from the last week’s sharp decline, signaling that investors became less interested in safe assets. Such shift of market sentiment harmed the Swiss franc. Concerns about the sovereign-debt problems of Greece and the whole European Union subsided s

Currencies - Indonesian Rupiah Gains on Positive Growth Outlook

The Indonesian rupiah advanced for the third day today on positive outlook for the biggest economy of Southeast Asia, caused by the inflow of foreign funds. The government report showed last week that Indonesia’s gross domestic product grew 6.5 percent in the first quarter of 2011 from a year a

Currencies - Japanese Yen Falls as Commodities & Stocks Rally

The Japanese yen dropped today after equities gained and commodities pared declines, reducing demand for safe currencies. The Japanese yen gained yesterday on fears of the sovereign-debt crisis in Europe. Today the currency erased its gains as commodities, including silver and copper, advanced. T

Currencies - New Zealand Dollar May Be Overvalued Says IMF

The New Zealand fell today, scrapping two sessions of the advance against the US dollar, as the International Monetary Fund said that the currency too overvalued. The IMF said that the New Zealand currency is 20 percent above the estimated equilibrium exchange rate. The high prices of the kiwi ar

Currencies - Euro Scraps Rally as Optimism Wanes

The euro rallied today on speculation that the European Central Bank will increase its interest rates even as the threat of the sovereign-debt crisis persists. The optimism quickly waned, though, and the currency experienced a sharp drop. The euro was gradually rising today as the policy makers o

Currencies - Canadian Dollar Gains vs. Euro After S&P Cut Greece’s Rating

The Canadian dollar advanced against the euro after Standard and Poor’s downgraded Greece’s credit rating, fueling concern that the nation may face default or even leave the Eurozone. The Canadian currency also rose against the US dollar and the Japanese yen. S&P reduced long-term credit rati

Currencies - Australian Dollar Boosted by Jobs & China’s Imports Outlook

The Australian dollar rose today as the number of jobs available in Australia grew and on speculation that China will increase its imports. Australia and New Zealand Banking Group reported that job advertisements increased 1.0 percent in April from March, following the 1.3 percent growth in March

Currencies - Euro Bulls Keep Hope Evens After ECB Rates Decision

The European Central Bank decided to keep its main interest rate unchanged, sending the euro down and frustrating euro bulls. Still, many euro supporters remained unfazed by this decision and hope for another rally of the currency. Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the ECB, said on the press-conf

Currencies - Pound Digest BOE Rates Decision, Unsure Where to Go

The Great Britain pound weakened after the Bank of England left its target rate unchanged, suggesting that the UK economy is still unprepared to leave accommodative monetary policy. Currently the sterling attempts to rebound, but without any significant success so far. The BoE maintained its offi

Currencies - RBA Inflation Forecast Boosts Aussie

The Australian dollar gained today after the central bank raised its inflation forecast and signaled that it may perform an interest rates hike “at some point” in the future. The Reserve Bank of Australia increased its forecast for growth of consumer prices in 2011 to 3.25 percent from previo

Currencies - RBA Inflation Forecast Boosts Aussie

The Australian dollar gained today after the central bank raised its inflation forecast and signaled that it may perform an interest rates hike “at some point” in the future. The Reserve Bank of Australia increased its forecast for growth of consumer prices in 2011 to 3.25 percent from previo

Currencies - Positive Nonfarm Payrolls Give Dollar Basis for Rally

The US dollar was winner against most major currencies today as the non-farm payrolls showed that the employment growth accelerated last month, frustrating the analysts, who expected slower growth. Non-farm payrolls grew by 244,000 in April. The actual reading was much better that the forecast va

Currencies - Greece May Renounce Euro

The euro posted the biggest drop in a year after speculation that Greece may refuse using the shared 17-nation European countries renewed concerns for stability of the Eurozone. Greece’s Finance Ministry denied these rumors, saying that the country isn’t considering to stop using the euro as

Currencies - Week of Woes for Euro Behind, Uncertainty Ahead

This week was really bad for the euro as an impressive rally of the previous weeks quickly turned into a sharp slide, reducing optimism of euro bulls and making them question sustainability of the current price level. The shared European currency attempted to hold its ground against the dollar an

Currencies - Swiss Franc Gains on Safety Demand, Rates Outlook

The Swiss franc against most major currencies as stocks and commodities declined and on speculation that the central bank will raise the interest rates. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index dropped 0.7 percent, while the Thomson Reuters/Jefferies CRB Index of raw materials lost 1.8 percent. The inde

Currencies - Retail Sales Make Unpleasant Surprise, Sending AUD Down

The Australian dollar fell today, posting the fourth day of losses against its US counterpart, after the report showed an unexpected drop of the Australian retail sales. Australian retail sales fell 0.5 percent in March, after the four month of increases, including the rise by 0.8 percent in Febr

Currencies - Employment Data from New Zealand Boosts Kiwi

The New Zealand dollar climbed today, reducing its previous losses, after the report demonstrated positive tendencies in the employment of Canada’s citizens. Canadian employers added 30,000 jobs in the first quarter of this year, resulting in the employment growth of 1.4 percent, compared to pr

Currencies - Canadian Dollar Falls, Yet Can Regain Strength on Employment

The Canadian dollar tumbled today as the decline of commodities and global stocks diminished appeal of currencies linked to economic growth, yet the Canadian currency may rebound if the employment reports this week would be favorable. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index fell 0.7 percent and the MSC

Currencies - Franc Goes Higher While Stocks & Commodities Fall

The Swiss franc profited from the decline of equities and commodities and gained against all other major currencies, bolstered by demand from Forex market participants for a safe haven. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index fell 0.2 percent, following the previous 0.5 percent drop. The Reuters/Jeffer

Currencies - Canadian Dollar Extends Decline as Global Stocks Goes Down

Canada’s ruling party won majority in the Parliament, increasing confidence in the ability of Canada’s economy to sustain its growth, but that didn’t helped the Canadian dollar as the decline of global stocks outweighed the positive news. The ruling Conservative Party won majority in the Ca

Currencies - Will ECB Raise Interest Rates Tomorrow? Euro Bulls Hope So

The euro advanced versus 14 of 16 most traded currencies, including the US dollar, today as euro bulls hope that the European Central Bank will increase its interest rates tomorrow. The euro surged at the beginning of the trading session, but fell by 8:00 GMT. Yet currently the shared European cu

Currencies - Will ECB Raise Interest Rates Tomorrow? Euro Bulls Hope So

The euro advanced versus 14 of 16 most traded currencies, including the US dollar, today as euro bulls hope that the European Central Bank will increase its interest rates tomorrow. The euro surged at the beginning of the trading session, but fell by 8:00 GMT. Yet currently the shared European cu

Currencies - Great Britain Pound Down on Poor PMI Report

The Great Britain pound slid today after the report showed that the UK manufacturing PMI unexpectedly dropped, reducing the probability of an increase of the interest rates this week. Britain’s manufacturing PMI fell from 56.7 to 54.6, the lowest level in seven months, while analysts promised a

Currencies - Australian Dollar Declines as RBA Holds Interest Rates

The Australian dollar fell today after Australia’s central bank kept its main interest rate unchanged and as commodities retreated, reducing appeal of currencies tied to growth. The Reuters/Jefferies CRB Index of raw materials slipped 0.5 percent. The Reserve Bank of Australia kept its 4.75 per

Currencies - Loonie Weakened by Concerns About Election’s Outcome

Concerns that today’s election will lead to weakening the ruling Conservative party undermined the Canadian dollar. The decline of crude oil, main Canada’s export, drove the currency further down. Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Conservative minority government is considered successful by m

Currencies - Yen Jumps as bin Laden’s Death Causes Demand for Safety

The Japanese yen gained today as fears that the death of Osama bin Laden will cause revenge from Al-Qaeda spurred demand from investors for the currency as a safe haven. The MSCI Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) Index of shares fell 1 percent. The UK manufacturing PMI declined from 57.1 to 57.0 in

Currencies - Dollar Goes Down as Economy Demonstrates Strength

The US dollar extended its fall today as the global economy continues to show robust recovery and on speculations that the Federal Reserve will lag behind other central banks in increasing interest rates. The Dollar Index dropped 0.2 percent from 72.933 on April 29 to 72.764 as of 11:05 in New Yo

Currencies - AUD & NZD Falls After Bin Laden’s Death

The Australian and New Zealand currencies were rising on today’s trading session, but dropped sharply after the report about the death of Osama bin Laden. US President Barack Obama said that Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden has been killed by the US forces during the fight outside Islamabad, the

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