Posted On: May 03, 2013
Latin America's most traded currency advanced on foreign exchange markets on Friday against the U.S. dollar as a consequence of stronger-than-forecast U.S. jobs data, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Posted On: April 24, 2013
Latin America's most traded currency was pinched on Wednesday on foreign exchange markets after the U.S. released underwhelming economic data, according to Bloomberg.
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Posted On: April 15, 2013
Latin America's most traded currency endured its sharpest losses in roughly one week against the U.S. dollar on Monday on foreign exchange markets after weaker-than-anticipated economic data was released by China, according to Bloomberg.
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Posted On: April 09, 2013
Latin America's most traded currency pushed to its top value in nearly two years on Tuesday on foreign exchange markets in the aftermath of economic data indicating inflation rose more rapidly last month than forecast, according to Bloomberg.
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Posted On: April 08, 2013
Latin America's most traded currency pushed to its highest value in 20 months on Monday on foreign exchange markets after an investment house boosted the monetary unit's forecast this year, according to Bloomberg.
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Posted On: March 26, 2013
The most traded currency of Latin America surged to its top value in 18 months on Tuesday on foreign exchange markets against the world's reserve currency after the U.\S. released stronger-than-forecast economic data from last month, Bloomberg reports.
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Posted On: March 21, 2013
Latin America's most traded currency lost value on Thursday on foreign exchange markets against the U.S. dollar amid concerns that the euro zone is poised to regress back into troubles with sovereign debt, according to Bloomberg.
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Posted On: March 15, 2013
Latin America's most traded currency was en route to marking its strongest weekly performance on foreign exchange markets since early January after a credit service agency pushed up the host nation's rating, according to Bloomberg.
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Posted On: March 13, 2013
Latin America's most traded currency notched a fifth consecutive trade session of advances against the U.S. dollar on foreign exchange markets on Wednesday, according to Reuters.
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Posted On: March 11, 2013
Latin America's most traded currency rose on Monday on foreign exchange markets amid a brighter outlook for the host nation's prospects for economic growth and development, according to Reuters.
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