Posts Tagged ‘the dollar’
The Amero: Tomb of the dollar?
Rumors are everywhere. Certainties, almost none. The Amero is the currency you would share the U.S., Canada and Mexico in an alleged North American Union, as Europe did years ago with the euro. In fact, the Amero would be born to counter the strength of the currency. (more...)Tags: the dollar, united states
Did the time of the rebound in the dollar?
For months, the greenback has paid dearly for his role as safe haven at a time when many investors, infected with the optimism of the market, have opted for more risky alternatives. Many feel that with the upturn in these days, the dollar may be ready for a rebound. (more...)Tags: analysts, the dollar, the market, the U.S. economy, U.S. currency
Euro Rally bull
Last week we have seen the euro embarked on an upward rally against the dollar, driven largely by the results of a survey of purchasing managers in the euro zone beating estimates by reinforcing the view that the region is recovering .
This news encouraged a general increase of the euro and European stocks. Even at noon on Friday came to play two-week highs against the U.S. currency.
What will happen this week? There is a definite trend. The strength of the euro against the dollar is not based on the strength of the euro area, but U.S. weakness. Although the indicators are starting to give good news can not cover aspects of the U.S. economy as large government borrowing and the huge current account deficits, forcing the American giant to its population into debt to record levels.
The question is: Who will pay the party?
Tags: European stocks, the dollar, the euro., The U.S. currency
The euro broke a new maximum annual
The dollar continued to lose ground against the euro breaking the barrier of 1.4766.
This dramatic escalation is undoubtedly influenced by the increased appetite for risk was observed in the markets in recent days and that was that the main indicators for U.S., Europe and Asia have been closed with positive numbers. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Europe, the dollar, the euro breaking, the markets, the rate
Forecasts Euro Dollar
The U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed), has hinted it is not intended to raise the exchange rate until 2012. The statements of members of the Fed, have strengthened expectations that rates will stay low for an extended period. This situation will cause the dollar continues to depreciate.
Moreover, the president of the St. Louis Federal Reserve, James Bullard said on Sunday that the central bank should keep alive its procurement program for mortgage-related assets beyond the time planned to help stimulate the economy . Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: the dollar, the euro., the exchange rate, The U.S. currency
Evolution of the Euro dollar exchange in 2009
The euro to U.S. dollar exchange opened last from 2009 to 1.3969 dollars per euro. At the beginning of the year, the dollar was showing a strengthening against the euro, which continued throughout the first quarter. Thus in early March last year, for one euro were paid between $ 1.25 and $ 1.27.
This behavior was driven by the strong downward trend that prevailed on Wall Street. Thus, the uncertainty that prevailed at that time in the market and the growing concern related to the resilience of the economy led investors to the dollar’s attention away aside securities. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: increasing certainty, the currency, the dollar, the euro.
Outlook 2010
What are the prospects for the euro exchange against the dollar in 2010?. This is the question that both individuals and investors are doing now.
After that in 2009 we saw as U.S. monetary policy cause the greenback will mark lows, the 2010, seems to present a somewhat different. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: the currency, the dollar, the euro exchange
Euro Dollar short-term
This week we saw as the euro falls accentuated. The fear that countries such as Greece, Portugal and Spain can not refinance their deficits, caused the closure of the euro on Friday fell to their lowest levels since May 2009.
The euro depreciated against the dollar to close at 1.3691. Since early this year meant a brutal drop more than 5% variation. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: central bank, European currency., of Finance, the dollar, the ECB, the markets
Dollar Price
No doubt the statements made today by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, have their counterpart in the international currency market.
According to the announcement, the Fed will have to tighten financial conditions through higher interest rates in the short term. Thus would begin to apply measures to restrict the money supply that will end the era of cheap money U.S. Read the rest of this entry »
Currency Market – Review Journal – Friday, September 18, 2009
Dollar recovers slowly positions in the European session on Friday, with a slight drop in the Euro and the Yen, while the British Pound is falling on all fronts.
However, it could be a correction after several days of movements opposed to the currency, who would not abandon its downtrend. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: the dollar, the global economy., the trendline, to stocks
