Posts published in July 2011

Second Week of Gains for Yen, Will BOJ Intervene?

The Japanese yen posted a second week of gains as concerns the debt problems in the US and Europe made the currency more appealing as a safe haven. Worries about the sovereign-debt crisis intensified after the major rating…

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India’s Rupee Fall on Debt Problems in US & Europe

Asian currencies, including the Indian rupee, fell today on concerns that the debt issues in the US and Europe will threaten the global economic growth. Martin Feldstein, a former president of the US National Bureau…

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Dollar Regains Strength as Bernanke Speaks

The US dollar regained its strength today after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled today that there won’t be a third round of quantitative easing. Bernanke said today…

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CHF Reaches Record vs. USD, EUR & GBP

The Swiss franc touched a record versus the US dollar, the euro and the Great Britain pound today after Fitch Ratings downgraded Greece’s credit rating. The currency erased gains on the speculation that the Federal…

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USD Suffers from Bernanke Rhetoric

The US dollar fell today against all most-traded currencies after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke suggested that the Fed is ready to continue the quantitative easing if necessity…

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