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It was reported that the dollar increased ground in Asian trading, assisted by statements from China's Vice Foreign Minister sayng that the USD is the key worldwide reserve currency, and that he...
Both the US dollar and Japanese yen finished Wednesday generally lower as demand for riskier assets went up amid some shocking US economic releases. ISM manufacturing was improved more than...
The US dollar finished week up against almost all of the majors, except the British pound and Japanese yen, but the currency actually did little but combine. Looking to the DXY index, one can...
Are the indications of development in the Euro Zone by now so intense that the government is not able to begin excluding is monetary spur and the ECB start talking about rate hikes or not....
The US dollar finished on a mixed note on Tuesday; being beaten by the euro, Swiss franc, British pound, and Japanese yen whilst growing against the product dollars. Whilst the currency did bring...
Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Alan Bollard said today, "We anticipate the market to start expanding again toward the end of the year.” In spite of this first optimism increase is about to...
A dreary week of European financial data and likewise monotonous price movement in the S&P 500 left the Euro/US dollar exchange rate more or less unaffected during the past week’s trade....
Scheduled event risk is going to moderate even further over the coming week – an unstable situation considering the dollar and most of its major pairings are on the edge of a breakout. Are needs...
The US dollar was in general strong on Wednesday, although the currency dropped in opposition to the Australian dollar and British pound, as Treasury prices pushed, sending yields up. Indeed, the...
If the world branch out out of the US dollar or not and the liquid assets that it backs are the questions. Is it possible? More prominently, is it wise taking into consideration the still-delicate...
