Posts published in October 2010

South Africa’s Finance Minister May Weaken Rand

The South African rand fell today on the speculation that the Prime Minister would announce the measures to weaken the currency during his today’s speech. South Africa’s unemployment rate reached 25.3 percent…

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Norwegian Krone Drops on Outlook for Interest Rates

Norway krone fell today as the central bank would refrained from increasing the interest rates and on the speculation that the bank would slow the monetary tightening in the future. Norway’s central bank left its…

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Pound Rises on GDP and Better Outlook from S&P

The Great Britain pound surged today after the Standard & Poor’s raised the credit outlook for Britain and the GDP report trimmed the bets for the quantitative easing. The Standard & Poor’s raised the Britain’s outlook…

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Yen Weakens on Intervention Concerns

The Japanese yen fell today as the concerns about another intervention continue to mount. The yen appreciated more than 5 percent since the last intervention. Yoshihiko Noda, Japan’s Minister of Finance, said…

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Australian Dollar Rises with Higher PPI

The Australian dollar rose today after the report showed the Producer Price Index rose more than forecast in the third quarter. The Australian Producer Price Index (PPI) advanced from 0.3 percent…

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Dollar Falls After G-20 Meeting

The US dollar slumped today as the G-20 meeting failed to provided any reasonable plan on how to avoid the competitive devaluation of the currencies across the world, fueling the speculation about future quantitative easing by the Federal…

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How G-20 Meeting May Influence Japanese Yen?

The Japanese yen demonstrated yesterday the same pattern as other currencies as it was highly volatile, yet closed near its opening level. Unlike some other currencies it managed to close…

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