Posts Tagged ‘the euro.’
The dollar, investors retreat to falls on Wall Street
The average dollar a week restoring some strength against the euro, down from an elevation of 1.41 dollar per euro. The reasons for this turnaround, analysts say, are several. (more...)Tags: Banks, Chinese stocks., Forex, Market Analysts, the euro., to risk
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. economyTags: European stocks, the dollar, the euro., The U.S. currency
The euro is undeterred by the ECB forecasts
ECB President, Mr. Trichet spoke and this time was to raise growth forecasts for the eurozone. However, the Community currency could not retrieve the dimension of $ 1.43, or wearing green at its intersection with the pound sterling. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: exchange, interest rates, the currencies, the euro.
They break the resistance in the euro dollar exchange
Change Euro Dollar has finally thrown off the yoke of the resistance at $ 1.436, breaking the force in recent days, according to experts, was about to solve a triangle formation rate upward bullish implications. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Euro Dollar, exchange, increased risk, interesting analysis, the euro.
Is the dollar so strong?
The dollar in September through a phase of sharp decline caused by the policy position the interest rates at historic lows, with the intention of which remain low for an extended period, while the world is flooded with that currency.
This policy led to what looks like the end of an era. The strong dollar is in the past. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: currencies, currency, the dollar price, the euro., the interest rates
The euro is over $ 1.50
The evolution of the euro exchange rate was consistent with expectations of experts and this week broke the barrier of 1.50 USD, the highest level reached since 2008.
However, not all good news, the eurozone countries and the European Central Bank (ECB) expressed concern about the strong euro hurts exporters because community and jeopardizes recovery. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Exchange rate, exchange rates, financial stability, the euro.
Euro-Dollar Value
While the end of the week presented us with a firmer dollar against the euro and against a basket of currencies, the euro / dollar is in full correction after turning in the vicinity of the resistance of 1.50. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: global stocks, the currencies, the currency, the euro.
Europe lags behind
For the first time since the crisis began, the euro area shows a greater recession than the U.S. economy. The average GDP of the 16 countries fell 2.5% in first quarter 2009 compared to three months of 2008. A bad figure, which contrasts with that of American withdrawal: 1,6% over the same period.
Does this mean that the United States will leave before Europe, and in 2010 played the role of locomotive of the global recovery? Several elements can be expected. First across the Atlantic, the fiscal stimulus packages have been massive, much more than in Europe. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: fiscal policy, the crisis, the euro., the U.S. central bank
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
Downward movement of the euro

This week we saw the euro continued to lose ground against the dollar. After these falls the common European currency was at its lowest level against dollar in three months.
After breaking the 1.50 support the euro quickly fell and broke another important barrier in its descent, the support of $ 1.45. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: economic indicators, the euro., the financial situation