Posts Tagged ‘the dollar’
Expert: growth stock index PFTS occurred because of rising global stock markets
"Drive for PFTS stock market last week served as the upward trend of global stock markets, inspired by the decision of the" big Twenties »(G20), which are going to the end of 2010 to send five trillion dollars to support the economy. George Soros has suggested that global economic growth could resume as early as next year ", - said Chairman of the Board of JSC" Stock Company "Atek-Invest" Dmitry Taranenko.
According to him, the U.S. industrial orders in February rose by 1,8% compared to the previous month (the growth rateTags: of trading, the dollar, Ukrainian economy
The euro is taking advantage of the bad U.S. data
The dollar has gone the last week in a constant debacle against major world currencies. The unexpected increase (in magnitude) of unemployment and a higher trade deficit was mainly responsible for the flight of money from dollars to euros. The single currency enjoyed a bullish rally that led her to break the benchmark of $ 1.33. And the trend was upward at the close of the markets. (more...)Tags: issue debt, the currency, the dollar, to euros.
The euro, under pressure
The Euro is facing opposition to increasing the risk and interest rate decision on the European Central Bank (ECB). In contrast, the dollar and yen are the currencies where investors flock to take refuge, causing a greater detriment to the Euro.
These are hard times and still marked with the volatility, which prints a frantic pace. This is compounded by macroeconomic reports provide a framework difficult, not encouraging worldwide, and the national Monetary Fund (IMF), among others, have requested tax. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: business markets, the current, the dollar, the Euro rate, the euro., the markets
The dollar and the yen lower against the Euro
At the beginning of this week, the dollar and the yen fell against the euro as a result of the appeal that had these currencies last week as investors decided to reduce your risk by betting on currencies “refuge.”
Experts say the dollar and Japanese yen are losing value against most currencies with an appetite for risk increasing with the recent series of positive movements in the pouch.
In recent days, the euro rose 1.40% to $ 1.3369 and was released with a rise of 1.30% to 133.83 yen. The dollar fell 0.40% against the yen at 99.87. Last week, the dollar touched 101.45 yen, its highest level in six months.
For its part, the commodity currencies had an upturn, encouraged by the prospects of a recovery in the Chinese economy, as the appetite for risk was driven by a report that China holds more incentive measures to promote the expansion .
Against this backdrop, investors forex market will have to see how U.S. markets react against the possibility of a formal bankruptcy filing by General Motors and is also set in the profits of some key banks.
Tags: forex market, key banks., the dollar, the euro., U.S. markets
The dollar lost strength
In the last days of the week the dollar weakened against the euro and the yen. This was announced after a decline in March sales of existing homes higher than expected and an increase in requests for unemployment benefits.
Sales of previously owned homes declined 3 percent from the previous month to an annual amount of 4.57 million units, compared with the previous month’s 4.71 million and 4.65 million envisaged by the experts, according to the National Association of Realtors. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: stocks, the dollar, the real economic
The weak dollar
It is no secret qu and the currency market is virtually nowhere. Volatility dominates the forex trading and currency values worldwide.
Today, the weak dollar is evident. The measures taken by the Fed are working. The policy of injecting liquidity into the system through-lax monetary policy rates are at 0 -, the growing U.S. fiscal deficit and the overwhelming issue of public debt are not helping to strengthen the greenback. To this is added that the recent optimism about the U.S. economic development has caused a sharp sell government bonds to help weaken the greenback. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: a weak currency, the dollar, the forex trading, U.S. fiscal deficit
The dollar still breathing
The U.S. currency and bra found relief after the Fed meeting, which decided to keep benchmark interest rates by 0.25%, but where he also met other information that brought some relief to the foreign exchange markets.
Reliance on the dollar fed on the Moody’s decision to keep America’s AAA rating, cooling fears of a possible loss of rating, provided that moderate the U.S. deficit. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: AAA rating, the dollar, U.S. economy
The dollar is weakened by the action of China
The distrust of the U.S. currency emerges again. This time, it was China who spoke on the dollar, but contrary to what Russia did last week, l as statements of the Central Bank of China brought down the price of it.
Just a few words were enough to revive doubts about the role of the greenback as a safe haven to restore the dollar to the red. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: currency, the dollar, The euro-dollar, The People's Bank
It is hoped a period of stability between the dollar and euro.
Analysts expect a period of stability for the two major world currencies. The reasons for the crisis we find in passing the two emitters. While the U.S. promised to leave before the crisis that the euro zone, the large U.S. deficit weighs on the dollar and your contribution. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: currencies, economic, the crisis, the dollar, the euro.
What will happen to the dollar?
Since the beginning of global financial crisis was put on the table for discussion a topic hitherto unimaginable: we have to replace the dollar as world currency exchange?
The first voices on this issue began to be heard in a low, timid in some media, China formalized until the issue, asking the world a debate on whether to hold the dollar as world currency. Until introduced the agenda item at the last meeting of Emerging Countries. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: financial crisis, the dollar, The foreign exchange, U.S. economy, world currency exchange
