Posts published in June 2012

Yen Falls After Greek Elections, Pares Losses

The Japanese yen fell today after the victory of a pro-bailout party in Greece spurred risk appetite among investors. The positive sentiment was short-lived, though, and the currency pared its losses. The pro-bailout New…

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US Dollar Higher as Uncertainty Grows

US dollar is higher as uncertainty grows in the eurozone. Concern about what’s next for the eurozone, and for the US economy, is the highlight as we start the week out, and that is providing a boost for the greenback…

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Yen Beats Most Majors, Posts Weekly Gains

The Japanese yen gained this week against most major currencies as market sentiment was spoiled not only by fears of the European sovereign-debt crisis, but also by concerns that economic recovery…

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Dollar Suffers from Bad Fundamental Data

The US dollar fell today after bad fundamental reports spurred speculations that the Federal Reserve would implement the third round of quantitative easing nest week. The currency closed flat versus…

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Aussie Gains vs. Greenback & Euro, Falls vs. Yen

The Australian dollar rose against its US counterpart and climbed to the highest level since March versus the euro today. The currency declined against the Japanese yen, though trimmed its losses. The Australian…

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Euro Pulls Back a Little on Uncertainty

Euro is pulling back a little on uncertainty today. Euro was higher earlier on the news that central banks would coordinate efforts in the event that Greek elections go badly this…

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Won Gains on Hopes for QE3 from Fed, Gains Limited

The South Korean won rose today as speculations that the US Federal Reserve would stimulate the slowing economy continued to bolster higher-yielding assets of emerging markets. The won profited, as most other currencies…

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Yen Jumps After BoJ Refrains from Stimulus

The Japanese yen climbed against all other major currencies today after the Bank of Japan left its monetary policy unchanged, refraining from expanding monetary stimulus. The BoJ left its…

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