Posts published in November 2010

ECB Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged — Euro Rises

The euro surged today after the European Central Bank held the interest rates unchanged. The 16-nation shared European currency now declines versus the US dollar and the Japanese yen. The Governing Council of the ECB…

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Improving Employment in New Zealand Bolster Kiwi

The New Zealand dollar gained today as the reports showed the better-than-expected employment figures, increasing the possibility that the central bank would raise the interest rates. The employment in New Zealand grew 1.0 percent…

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BoE Keeps Rates & Bonds Buying Unchanged, Pound Climbs

The Great Britain pound jumped today as the Bank of England refused to follow the Federal Reserve in the quantitative easing and kept its bonds-purchase program unchanged. The Bank of England stuck to its plan to spend £200…

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Better Outlook for US Economy Pushes Loonie Up

The Canadian dollar gained today after the Federal Reserve announced its bonds-buying plans, improving the outlook for the economy of the US, the biggest Canada’s trading partner. The Federal Reserve it’s going to spend $600…

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Fed Performs Quantitative Easing, Debasing Dollar

The US dollar fell after the US Federal Reserve announced its Treasuries-purchase program, causing the greenback to drop against 15 of 16 most-traded currencies. The Federal Reserve announced that it’s going…

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Britain’s Services PMI Report Supports Pound

The report today showed the unexpected growth of Britain’s services PMI, helping the Great Britain pound to gain and causing the speculation that the central bank would keep its policy unchanged tomorrow. Britain’s…

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New Zealand Dollar Strengthens Before Fed Meeting

The New Zealand dollar rose against its US counterpart on the speculation that the US Federal Reserve would announce today the next round of the quantitative easing. The greenback weakened against the higher-yielding currencies,…

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Pound Weakens on Slower Construction Growth

The Great pound dropped against the euro, erasing the two-day gains, after the report showed the slower construction growth, reinforcing the concerns for Britain’s economy and the outlook for the quantitative easing by the Bank of England. The Construction Purchasing…

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Japan’s Yen Weakens as Global Economy Recovers

The Japanese yen weakened today as the rallying stocks and the interest rates hike in Australia added to the signs of the global economic recovery, decreasing the demand for the safer currencies. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index of regional shares…

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