Posts published in September 2010

Global Economic Environment is Bad for Canadian Dollar

The Canadian dollar slumped today against the US dollar on the concerns that the European sovereign-debt crisis may worsen and as the stocks and crude oil declined. The euro was hurt by the concerns about the sovereign debt…

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RBA Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged, Aussie Weakens

The Australian dollar weakened today after the Reserve Bank of Australia kept the interest rates unchanged and on the outlook that the Prime Minister Julia Gillard would keep power and her Labor Party to retain…

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Worries About Health of Europe’s Banks Drive Euro Down

The euro slumped today on the concerns that the health of the European banks would deteriorate as they hold the government debts, damping the outlook for Europe’s economy. The Wall Street Journal said that the stress tests…

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Yen Appreciates on Outlook for US Quantitative Easing

The Japanese yen gained today on the forecast that the Federal Reserve would be required to print more money to support the faltering US economy. The quantitative easing should decrease the appeal of the US dollar…

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RBA Would Keep Interest Rates Unchanged

The Reserve Bank of Australia will keep the interest rates unchanged, according to the forecasts of the economists, as the concerns for the global economic recovery prompt the policy makers to support the nation’s economy. The pause in the rates increase may…

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Yuan Rises as US Advisors Visit China

The Chinese yuan rises to the highest level in more than two weeks today against the US dollar as the US government advisers visit China, causing the speculations that the Chinese currency would be…

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Euro Rises on Good German Economic Outlook

The euro traded at the highest level in more than two weeks as the analysts predicted that the government reports would show that the German economic recovery is gaining momentum. The factory orders in Germany…

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Canadian Dollar Jumps on US Nonfarm Payrolls

The Canadian dollar rose today against all of the most traded currencies, becoming the best performer today, as the attractiveness of the growth-related currencies was boosted by the better-than-expected US nonfarm payrolls. The US nonfarm payrolls…

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Recovery Continues, Risk Appetite Improves, Dollar Down

The US dollar weakened today as the signs of the economic recovery, including the improving US jobs market, increased the risk appetite and diminished the demand for the currencies, considered to be the safe haven. The US nonfarm payrolls…

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