Posts published in July 2010

Canadian Dollar Falls on Stocks & Commodities Decline

The Canadian dollar weakened today after the decline of the U.S. consumer confidence and the decreasing prices for commodities damped the appeal of the currencies tied to growth. The Conference Board’s index of the U.S. consumers’ sentiment dropped to 50.4,…

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Dollar Rises vs. Yen & Euro

The U.S. currency strengthened today against the euro and the Japanese yen as the macroeconomic indicators suggested that the U.S. economy is recovering. The dollar dropped versus the Great Britain pound. The report about the new…

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Swiss Franc Falls as Stocks Rally and Recovery Continues

The Swiss franc weakened today versus the U.S. dollar and the euro as the U.S. and the European economies show signs of recovery, damping demand for the franc as the safe currency and drawing the investors to the riskier assets. The MSCI World…

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Yen Weakens on Signs of Recovery

The Japanese yen declined today against the U.S. dollar and the euro as the signs of the economic recovery in the U.S. prompted the investors to leave the safe currencies in favor of the higher-yielding ones. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose…

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Loonie Rises vs. Greenback

The Canadian dollar went up today against its U.S. counterpart as the gains of the U.S. equities and the improving conditions on the U.S. housing market bolstered the currencies tied to the growth, including the loonie. The Canadian currencies…

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Dollar Weakens as Risk Sentiment Improves

The U.S. dollar weakened today as the new home sales surged in the U.S. and the corporate earning increased, improving the appetite for the risk among the investors. The greenback fell versus most of other major currencies. The U.S.…

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Yuan Strengthens and May Appreciate Further

The Chinese yuan strengthened today as the central bank kept its reference rate unchanged and after the stress test of the European banks failed to improve the confidence in the strength of Europe’s economy. Seven from 91…

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