Posts published in February 2013

Turkish Lira Falls with Lower Interest Rates

The Turkish lira weakened today after the central bank reduced interest rates, spurring speculation that policy makers will subdue currency’s gains to support the economy. The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey…

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BOJ Uncertainty Boosts Yen

Yen is higher today, thanks to some of the uncertainty surrounding what will happen next with the Bank of Japan. With government officials not agreeing on how hawkish the next BOJ governor…

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Aussie Strong After RBA Minutes

The Australian dollar strengthened after the minutes of the last Reserve Bank of Australia’s policy meeting have been released today. The minutes showed that the accommodative policy was positive for the economy, but additional…

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Will Vietnamese Dong Continue Moving Sideways?

The Vietnamese dong, which is one of the least valued currency in the world in terms of monetary units (after the currencies of Iran and Somalia), was little changed over the week, closing at 20,825 per US dollar.…

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Comments of Weale Make Pound Sink

The Great Britain pound sank against the US dollar, reaching the lowest since July, and edged down versus the euro today as Bank of England policy maker Martin Weale said that weaker…

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Euro Looks for Gains

Euro is heading a little bit higher against the US dollar, and gaining against other major currencies today. However, the gains aren’t as big as they could be, with concerns about…

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