JPY at six month lows against USD
16 November 2012
The Japanese yen continued to fall apart yesterday and dropped to 6½-month lows against the US dollar.
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16 November 2012
The Japanese yen continued to fall apart yesterday and dropped to 6½-month lows against the US dollar.
14 November 2012
Sterling gained yesterday after British inflation hit a five-month high. However, the pound will face the Bank of England’s latest inflation report this morning.
13 November 2012
Eurozone officials and the International Monetary Fund were unable to agree on a solution for Athens yesterday, and publically displayed their divisions about how to deal with the country’s broken finances.
12 November 2012
The US dollar surged to new highs on Friday and may continue to snap resistant points against its major rivals with ease, after Japan reported dire GDP figures last night.
9 November 2012
Sterling has found a bit of composure again after the Bank of England decided not to inflate its quantitative easing programme yesterday.
8 November 2012
The euro zone sovereign debt crisis is back on the minds of investors again after Greece voted on its latest austerity bid last night in order to safeguard its euro membership.
7 November 2012
Barack Obama has won another term as President, and although equity markets could drop given Obama’s tougher stance on Wall Street compared to Mitt Romney, currency traders have responded positively so far.
6 November 2012
Investors may continue to build defensive positions today ahead of presidential election results in the US that will mark the beginning of the country’s run towards January’s fast-approaching “fiscal-cliff”.
5 November 2012
The US dollar has broken down strong resistant points against the euro and British pound this morning, and looks set to accelerate gains.
2 November 2012
Sterling may finish the week on the wrong side of currency traders after yesterday’s UK manufacturing PMI dimmed hopes that Britain’s economy would maintain its third-quarter rebound.
1 November 2012
China’s manufacturing industry is back on track according to last night’s PMI survey which is giving traders a reason to chase higher yields this morning.
31 October 2012
Currency markets will get back up to full-speed today as Wall Street prepares to re-open after Super-storm Sandy finally finished with destroying parts of New York.
30 October 2012
Hurricane Sandy in the US continues to dominate headlines and is clearly disrupting activity in currency markets.
29 October 2012
Friday’s US GDP data fell on the right side of market forecasts but failed to really motivate risk-taking before the weekend.
24 October 2012
Spain’s borrowing rates are on the climb again as investors seemingly realise that the longer Madrid refuses to accept a bailout, the greater the chance of a chaotic rescue at some point in the future.
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