Posts published in December 2010

Swiss Franc Gains on Korean Conflict & European Debt Crisis

The Swiss franc gained today as the debt problems in the European Union and the tension of the Korean peninsula turned the market sentiment to the risk aversion. South Korea performed the artillery drill near the disputed border, increasing…

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Euro’s Gains Turned to Losses in Course of This Week

The euro were advancing at the beginning of this week on the hopes that the European Union leaders would be able to find solution for the region’s problems, but it dropped later as the investors’ sentiment turned…

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Unfavorable Economic Environment Makes Loonie Weaker

The Canadian dollar slumped as the meeting of the European Union leaders hasn’t provided an answer to the problem of the European countries’ debts and after Ireland’s credit rating was downgraded. The Moody’s Investors Service downgraded Ireland’s…

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Dollar Strengthens as Fears of EU Debt Crisis Weren’t Eased

The US dollar rose the meeting of the European Union leader at summit in Brussels failed to alleviate the fears about the spreading of the debt-crisis across the Eurozone, increasing the demand for the safety of the US currency. The EU officials ended…

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German Business Climate Improves, Euro Advances

The euro rose today against the US dollar for the second day as the European leaders agreed on the mechanism to prevent the financial crises and as the business climate in Germany improved. The European Central Bank said that it’d…

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