Posted On: November 30, 2011
The world's reserve currency gained 2.9 percent last month, proving to be a firm investment as the sovereign debt scourge poses a grave threat to the global economy.
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Posted On: November 30, 2011
The shared currency of the European Union notched a second consecutive trading session of rallies on Thursday against the U.S. dollar and the Japanese yen.
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Posted On: November 30, 2011
The common currency of the European Union gained in value on Wednesday against the U.S. dollar and Japanese yen in response to six central banks agreeing to reduce interest rates on swap lines for dollar liquidity.
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Posted On: November 29, 2011
Tuesday saw the world's reserve currency fall in value to the majority of its rival currencies while the common currency climbed even as the third-largest economy it serves showed signs that the sovereign debt scourge is strengthening.
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Posted On: November 28, 2011
The strength of the monetary unit for the globe's third-largest economy is so formidable that two of the nation's car manufacturers realize acquisitions in their own country are likely to be low.
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Posted On: November 28, 2011
The Australian: Both the Australian and New Zealand dollars traded higher on hopeful news from the euro zone, only to trade lower later on reports that the data was not, in fact, credible. David Green...
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Posted On: November 28, 2011
Monday saw the common currency of the European Union increase in value when compared with the world's reserve currency.
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Posted On: November 25, 2011
Reuters: The euro fell to a seven-week low against the US dollar on November 25th in response to a disappointing Italian bond auction. Brendan McGrath, National Corporate Risk Manager at Western Union...
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Posted On: November 24, 2011
Wall Street Journal: As the New Zealand election approaches, traders and market participants wonder how a change in government and policy will affect the New Zealand dollar, which, due to the cou...
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Posted On: November 23, 2011
Bloomberg: The Aussie and Kiwi dollars were among the risk currencies most seriously compromised by the market's reaction to poor Chinese manufacturing figures and ongoing concerns over the eurozone c...
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