Posts published in March 2011

Australian Dollar Falls as Oil Rises

The Australian dollar ended its rally against the yen today on the concern that the jump of oil prices will derail the global economic recovery. The Australian currency, often called the Aussies, rose earlier…

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Canadian Dollar Gains as Crude Oil Rises

The Canadian dollar went up as the renewed concern that the tensions in Libya, as well as in the other countries of the region, will disrupt supplies of crude oil bolstered the commodity. The allied air strikes in Libya can…

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Can Euro’s Rally Run Out of Steam?

The euro surged last week as the European leaders made some preliminary agreements about resolving the sovereign debt crisis. The improving sentiment about the ability of Japan to recover from the disaster also helped…

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Yen Falls Further as Intervention Continues

The Japanese yen extended its decline today, falling for the third straight day, as the nations of the Group of Seven continued selling of the yen to weaken the currency. The yen surged earlier as the disaster in Japan spurred demand…

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Week of Volatile Unpredictable Moves of Yen

This week of volatility and uncertainty for the yen ended and its time to gauge the performance of the currency. And it’s truly a hard endeavor as the Japanese currency posted a weekly gain against some majors, a weekly loss…

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Sterling Drops vs. Euro on Weak Consumer Confidence

The Great Britain pound fell against the euro today as the report showed that the consumer confidence worsened in February to the record low. The currency rose versus the US dollar and the Japanese yen. The consumer confidence…

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Canadian Dollar Climbs vs. Yen on Intervention

The Canadian dollar surged today against the Japanese yen the most in 10 months after the nations of Group of Seven, including Canada agreed to intervene in order to weaken the Japanese currency. The Canadian currency fell…

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G-7 Will Help Japan, South Korean Won Gains

The South Korean jumped to the highest level in six weeks today as the Group of Seven nations agreed to help Japan to deal with the aftermath of the earthquake, the tsunami and the radiation leak. The Statement of G7 Finance Ministers…

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