Posts published in March 2010

Yen Reverts Losing Trend on Domestic Speculations

The yen started this Thursday’s session in Asia gaining versus currencies regionally and globally, on speculations that local investors are repatriating capital before the Japanese fiscal year ends in the following weeks.…

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Canadian Dollar Keeps Uptrend on Growth

The Canadian dollar had an amazing eighth day of consecutive gains versus its southern counterpart as currencies tied to growth profited from another session of optimism in commodities and equities markets, allowing the loonie…

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Asian Economy Affects Yen’s Price

The Japanese yen had a negative performance this Tuesday versus most of the Asian and South Pacific key-currencies as evidences suggest that commodity producer countries in the region, as well as emerging markets, are likely…

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Canada’s Dollar Gains on National Commodities

The Canadian dollar traded high versus its U.S. counterpart and several other key-currencies in foreign-exchange markets as its main commodity export, the crude oil, rose again allowing the loonie to start this…

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Papandreou Comments Force Euro Down

The euro had just started the week gaining versus the dollar and the yen as the negative sentiment regarding the Greek crisis slowly fades, but after comments coming from Greece that the fiscal crisis…

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Zloty Hits Record High on Rate Talks

The Polish zloty is facing a scenario different from its neighboring currencies in the Baltics, central Europe and the euro as interest rates may rise in the following months to control the country’s growing inflation, helping…

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Euro Ends Rally on ECB Extended Stimulus

The European single currency posted its first day of decline versus the greenback this week after the regional financial regulator affirmed that some of its stimulus to help the economy to recover will…

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Is The Greek Crisis Coming to an End?

The euro profited today after Greece announced several measures to tighten its massive budget deficit, allowing the confidence towards the Eurozone and making the euro to rank among the best performers in currency markets…

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Swedish Krona Down on Eurozone Optimism

The Swedish krona fell for another day this Wednesday as optimism in the Eurozone and negative releases in the Nordic country declined attractiveness regionally for assets in Sweden. The krona is very likely to end this week…

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