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The Canadian dollar rose more than a cent against the U.S. dollar on Friday, a move attributed to technical factors as well as domestic jobs data, against a positive backdrop of record-setting oil More...
The dollar fell on Friday as another round of credit market losses prompted investors to reduce exposure to risky assets and heightened concern about the health of the U.S. economy.
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In currencies, Risk aversion returned to the front burner as concerns over the financial sector health resurfaced following AIG's earnings after the bell on Thursday. More...
Over the last fortnight, the US dollar has continued to firm slightly. EUR-USD fell to below 1.53 for a time, while USD-JPY traded at around 105 for a few days. From about the middle of the week, when US equity markets began to crumble, the yen started to More...
The dollar fell against most currencies on Friday as a rise in risk aversion prompted by sagging stock markets helped bolster low yielding currencies such as the yen
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In currencies, dealers noted overnight that the sentiment for the USD has been less positive since the ECB rate decision and press conference yesterday. The EUR/USD approached the 1.55 area, while the More...
he EURUSD continued its rebound from multi-week lows in the aftermath of yesterday’s very tough, unapologetically hawkish press conference by ECB President Jean Claude Trichet. More...
Market sentiment for the USD turned less positive following the ECB decision and press conference on Thursday. Clearly, the central bank is still focused primarily on price levels in the German economy to the detriment of a sizeable (35-45%) portion of th More...
The New Zealand dollar fell sharply yesterday after the shockingly weak jobs figures for the March quarter. Employment fell 1.3%, the largest quarterly fall in 19 years, More...
The Canadian dollar dropped against the U.S. dollar on Thursday after data showed Canadian housing starts fell 12 percent in April, and market players were reluctant to take big positions ahead of a key employment report due on Friday.
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Market sentiment for the USD turned less bullish following the ECB decision and press conference on Thursday. Key also in recent sessions has been a couple of pieces of weak data out of Europe and Germany. The markets now appear to be taking a medium term More...
The European central banks did little to surprise the markets in terms of expected interest rate decisions. Both the BOE and ECB maintained a steady policy as they weighed the cross currents of slower growth and higher inflation. More...
The FT story (below) on Europe and US officials (Treasury, Fed, Eurogroup and ECB) unite on a stronger dollar came out last night and had all the hallmarks of a Greg Ip-like story from the halls of monetary power to deliberately get the dollar up versus t More...
GBPUSD rose above the 1.9600 figure in immediate aftermath of the BoE rate announcement as UK monetary authorities stuck to their script and kept rates steady at 5.0%. More...
Market sentiment for the USD has continued to improve heading into the ECB decision and press conference today. Key also in recent sessions has been a couple of pieces of weak data out of Europe and Germany. The markets now appear to be taking a medium te More...
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