Posts published in May 2015

Euro Slide Halts as Greece Claims an Agreement

Late yesterday, Greek officials announced that they were drafting an agreement for their creditors. The news halted the euro’s slide, as did an interest in the 19-nation currency by holidaymakers and others. Euro has seen…

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Yen Weaker After Bank of Japan Minutes

The Japanese yen was weaker after the Bank of Japan policy minutes released earlier today. While the currency attempted to trim losses intraday, it resumed the decline as of now. The BoJ released the minutes…

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Canadian Dollar Continues to Struggle

After a bit of a rally, the Canadian dollar is struggling again. Even upbeat comments from the Bank of Canada can’t help the loonie overcome some of the realities of the current situation. Yesterday, the Canadian dollar…

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Pound Rally Slows in Forex Trading

The pound has enjoyed a rally recently, but that rally is slowing right now. Sterling is trading mixed today against its major counterparts. Earlier, the pound surged higher,…

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US Data Supports Upward Momentum of Dollar

The US dollar gained more than 1 percent against the basket of major currencies today, reaching the highest level in almost 8 years against the Japanese yen. Today’s economic data from…

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NZD Falls vs. USD, Gains on Other Majors

The New Zealand dollar fell against its US counterpart during the Tuesday’s trading session but gained against other majors, including the euro. Data from New Zealand showed that…

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Euro Falls on Greek Debt Worries

Greece is once again in the spotlight, and the euro has touched a one-month low against the US dollar today as concerns about Greek debt once again come to the front of mind. Euro slipped…

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Loonie Loses Ground, But Hope Appears

Canadian dollar is losing ground against some of its major counterparts today, but there has been a slight shift in the long-term outlook for the loonie. Even though the Canadian dollar is…

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