Archive for July 2010

Loonie Weekly Recovery — Stocks and Oil

The Canadian dollar managed to grow this week and almost recovered from the last week’s losses against the U.S. dollar, as the the global stock markets gains combined with an excellent dynamics of the crude oil pushed CAD.

Euro Grows Somewhat on European Banks Stress Test Report

The euro rose today after the European supervising agency released its report on the stress test results of 91 banking institutions on 16:00 GMT. Though, the impact of the release wasn’t very strong.

Britain’s GDP Data Pushes Pound Up

The Great Britain pound jumped against all other major currencies today as the British GDP data release surprised all Forex market participants with extremely high values, beating even the optimistic forecasts.

European Data Boosts Australian Dollar

Better than expected news from the Eurozone helped the Australian dollar to grow against all other major currencies today despite the pessimism expressed by the RBA yesterday.

Korean Won Recovers on Corporate Report

The South Korean currency recovered its losses after dipping down earlier today as the corporate report from Hynix boosted the investors’ interest in the country’s stock market.

AUD Falls as Interest Rate Expectations Decrease Optimism

Following a rapid growth yesterday, the Australian dollar declines against its major counterparts (except euro) today as the market participants expect the interest rates to be on hold for some time.

Japanese Yen Recovers as Markets Prepare for Risk Aversion

The Japanese yen rose against its major counterparts today, following the bearish session yesterday, as the traders expect some rise in the risk averting sentiment among the market participants before fundamental releases, stress test results.

Bank of Canada Raises Rate, CAD Reacts Positively

The Canadian dollar rose against all major currencies after the country’s central bank decided to increase the target overnight rate to 3/4 percentage point on its meeting today.

Near-Term Outlook for Decline of U.S. Dollar

The U.S. dollar was rising as the European crisis increased the demand for the safe currencies, but recently began to decline as the focus of the concerns turned to the U.S. themselves. While at the end of this week the greenback rebounded against some other major currencies, the future of the U.S. currency looks uncertain.

Australian and N.Z. Dollars Rise on China’s Growth

The Australian and New Zealand dollars rose significantly against the other major currencies today as the Chinese stock market demonstrated growth on talks that the government may easy the investment regulations.

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