Posts Tagged ‘U.S. economy’
The New Zealand dollar to regain its footing.
The concerns about slowdown of the US economy eased after the set of good macroeconomic reports was released yesterday and that helped the New Zealand dollar to regain its footing.
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Gold at record high at USD after Fed announcement sags
On Thursday marked commodity investments as oil and gold to new highs. The announcement by the U.S. Federal Reserve moved on further measures to boost economic activity amounting to about $ 600 billion in investor unrest. In their uncertainty of the effect of quantitative easing on the USD and the U.S. economy will depend on commodities traders from their investments. (more...)
Tags: Foreign Exchange, U.S. economy
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
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
The euro remains weak
In Tokyo the forex market investment dollars are focused on affecting the European single currency before the declaration of the Federal Reserve, monetary policy issue to follow.
Investors hope that the statement is giving indications that the administration to begin withdrawing its current monetary policy with low interest rate. Speculation abounds that the improved economic outlook for the U.S. to require the Federal Reserve to make changes in its policy sooner than expected. Recently, Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank in response to a question by Senator Jim Cummings, of Kentucky, said the U.S. economy was not operating to its full potential, so that the risk inflation was unlikely. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: European, forex market, single currency, U.S. economy
