Why Currencies Decided To Move In One Direction Or Another.

Where’s the Dollar Strength Coming from Today?

Wall Street Journal (blog)
After all, the foreign exchange market is the largest and most liquid market in the world, with some $2.9 trillion in average daily trading volume,

US Dollar Carry Trade

Wealth Daily - Steve Christ - ‎17 hours ago‎

For the logically inclined, the action in the stock markets these days must be a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.

US rates “low for long”

FXstreet.com The Forex Market - Mitul Kotecha - ‎Nov 19, 2009‎

Risk appetite is failing to show much improvement this week and sharply weaker than forecast US housing data dampened sentiment further

Conflicting Fed statements confusing markets

OANDA Forex (blog) - Dean Popplewell - ‎Nov 19, 2009‎

One gets the feeling that the USD bears are becoming a tad tired ahead of the holiday season. Conviction and doubt is starting to creep in, aided by both

Evening Review: US Dollar Slips Along with Global Stocks; Gold Reaches Another

International Business Times - ‎Nov 18, 2009‎

The USD ended the day lower, as fresh negative economic news came out of the US. Meanwhile, global stocks were marginally down as well.

The Gold Trifecta?

Financial Sense Online - Chris Puplava - ‎Nov 18, 2009‎

Since the July lows we have witnessed gold rocket northward first through the $1000 per ounce mark and then the $1100

EU Almunia:Stimulus Exit Should Be Outlined, Not Implemented Yet

Wall Street Journal - ‎18 hours ago‎

PARIS (Dow Jones)–European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs Joaquin Almunia said Thursday that European Union countries should outline their

Euro zone to urge China for more flexible FX policy

Reuters - Marcin Grajewski - ‎Nov 19, 2009‎

BRUSSELS, Nov 19 (Reuters) – Top euro zone officials will urge China this month to move towards a more flexible exchange rate policy but

EU Commission to protect single market-top official

Reuters - Marcin Grajewski, Jan Strupczewski - ‎Nov 19, 2009‎

BRUSSELS, Nov 19 (Reuters) – The European Union’s executive arm will be taking measures to protect the bloc’s single market from governments eager to shield
 

Europe to press China on yuan

Investor’s Business Daily - ‎12 hours ago‎

Euro zone officials will urge China this month to pursue a “more flexible management of exchange rates,” European Union Monetary Affairs head Joaquin

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