Posts published in October 2011

Baht Falls as Floods Overwhelm Thailand’s Capital

The Thai baht fell today on the outlook for slower economic growth and interest rate cut caused by the floods in Thailand’s capital. Assistant Governor Paiboon Kittisrikangwan said: The impact of the floods is severe and widespread,…

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Aussie Retreats After Jump

The Australian dollar retreated today after the yesterday’s surge on the speculation the currency gained to much and to fast to keep the gains. The Australian dollar, as well as other currencies with high yield, advanced yesterday as the European…

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EUR/USD Surges Past 1.41 Level on Eurozone Deal

Forex traders are almost delirious with happiness today as eurozone leaders announced a deal to contain the sovereign debt crisis — at least for now. Private bondholders will be taking a nominal…

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Rand Jumps on Positive News from Europe

It looks like the European leaders have reached consensus about some questions they were discussing during their meetings. The signs of progress in resolving Europe’s crisis were welcomed by traders…

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Canadian Dollar Strengthens against US Dollar

As the Europeans announce a debt agreement, the Canadian dollar is strengthening against the US dollar. It’s been more than a month since the loonie has reached this level against the greenback, but…

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Can Australian Dollar Drop Further?

The inflation report that showed a slowing inflation weakened the Australian dollar. But will the currency extend its drop? That’s a definite possibility in case the central bank would cut the interest rate…

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GBP/USD Falls as Risk Aversion Rules Market

The Great Britain pound declined today versus the US dollar as the uncertainty about the outcome of the European Union summit made traders prefer safer currencies, shunning the sterling that is also weakened…

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