Posts published in September 2010

Canadian Dollar Weakens with Falling Oil Prices

The Canadian dollar fell today versus the euro to the lowest level more than a week and weakened against the US dollar after the prices for crude oil declined and stock dropped. October futures for oil…

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New Zealand Dollar Weakens on Interest Rates Outlook

The New Zealand dollar weakened today after the dovish statement of Alan Bollard, the governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, suggested that the central bank would keep the interest rates unchanged. Bollard…

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Yen Rises After Decline on Intervention

The Japanese yen pared yesterday’s losses on the speculation that Japan’s exporters would buy the currency after the government intervention pushed the yen down to the lowest level in almost two weeks against the US…

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Britain’s Pound Goes Higher after Japan’s Intervention

The Great Britain’s pound advanced today after the Japanese government performed the intervention to stem the yen’s gains, increasing the attractiveness of the currencies, perceived to be riskier. Henrik Gullberg, the currency strategist at the Deutsche Bank…

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Australian & New Zealand Currencies Gain vs. Yen

The Australian and New Zealand dollar went up versus the Japanese yen today after Japan’s government intervened, selling the yen. The New Zealand dollar fell against its US and Australian counterparts.…

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Intervention of Japan’s Government Sends Yen Tumbling Down

The Japanese government intervened today in order to stop the gains of Japan’s currency, despite the candidate, who insisted on the intervention, lost the election as the head of the ruling party. Yoshihiko Noda, the Minister of Finance, announced that…

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Yuan Rises to Highest Level Since 1993 vs. US Dollar

The Chinese yuan reached the strongest level since 1993 versus the US dollar today on the speculation that China’s government would allow the faster appreciation of the currency to avoid the trade sanctions from the US.…

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