Posts published in November 2010

Aussie Gains on Outlook for Rates & Ireland’s Bailout

The Australia dollar rose today as the speculation about the possible bailout for Ireland increased demand for the higher-yielding assets, increasing the bets on the rates hike by the central bank. Ric Battellino, the Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank…

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Brazilian Real Gains as Risk Appetite Increases

The Brazilian real rose today as the speculation that Ireland would receive the aid improved the traders’ risk appetite and increased the demand for the higher-yielding markets. Previously the real was declining as the concerns for the European debt…

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Canadian Dollar Weakens on Concerns About US Economic Health

The Canadian dollar dropped today as the poor economic reports from the US caused the concerns about the effect of the quantitative easing on the US economy and decreased the attractiveness of the currencies related to the economic growth. The Federal Reserve…

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Decline of Unemployment Claims Bolsters Pound

The Great Britain pound gained today after the jobless claims in the UK unexpectedly declined and the concerns about the Irish debt crisis spreading to other countries of the European Union increased the demand for the relative safety…

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Loonie Falls on Stocks, Oil & Concerns for European Debt Problems

The Canadian dollar declined today as the concerns about the sovereign debt in the European countries caused the investors’ sentiment to shift toward the risk aversion, damping the appeal of the commodities and the stocks and decreasing demand for the growth-related currencies.…

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