Posts published in February 2010

Loonies Decline Halted on Fed Comments, Oil Rebound

The Canadian dollar had a disappointing start this week as a combination of global pessimism and optimism exclusively to the U.S. economy declined appeal for currencies tied to growth, but today the loonie ended its losing…

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Dollar Ends Rally on Interest Rates Comments

After gaining since the beginning of this trading session on speculations that a robust U.S. economy would provide grounds for borrowing costs to rise in the following months, the dollar slid as government officials stated…

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Speculations Regarding SNB Affect Franc

The Swiss franc advance has been a subject of great concern among central bankers in the tiny European nation as exporters are being affected by its high prices, raising speculations that the SNB…

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Yen Benefits From Overseas Negative Reports

The Japanese yen, known as the safest bet in forex markets during times of uncertainty, profited today from negative releases in both Europe and North America, allowing the Asian refuge currency to post the sharpest…

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Global Economic Concerns Impact Loonie’s Price

The sharp and strong economic recovery expected by some analysts for this year has not yet been confirmed, and new concerns regarding the global economic future influenced negatively the demand for Canadian exports…

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Aussie Dollar at High Levels on Rates Outlook

The Australian dollar is profiting from speculations that a new series of interest rate hikes is likely to follow in the South Pacific nation, as its economy continues to improve, allowing the currency to gain…

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Polish Zloty Hits 2010 Record High Versus Weakened Euro

The Polish currency started another week gaining versus the euro as the economic recovery in the country and in other regions around the world, specially in North America, is making traders to bet in the zloty regionally, considering…

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Loonie Starts Week Bearish on Copper, Stocks

The Canadian currency didn’t manage to continue its last week rally as stocks and commodities markets had a less optimistic performance this Monday, setting the loonie down versus its U.S. counterpart…

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Euro to Plunge Deeper on Fiscal Crisis Consequences

The outlook for the European currency is perhaps the worst since its introduction in 1999, as disparities among Eurozone members’ financial structure is likely to decline the appeal for the currency even further, since measures…

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