Commodities — News Archive

Chilean Peso Down on U.S. Economy Outlook

The United States is one of the main destination for Chilean commodity exports, and negative reports towards the end of this week coming from the U.S. affected negatively the South American currency performance.

Brazil’s Real Drops From Year High on U.S. Jobless Claims

The Brazilian currency touched a one-year high versus the dollar and the pound this week but was unable to continue its rally as U.S. jobless claims came worse than what economists expected, decreasing appeal for emergent market high-yielding currencies.

Mexican Peso Down on Commodities and U.S. Unemployment

This Thursday was marked by a weak performance for the Mexican currency as the crude oil, one of the main Mexican exports to the U.S. declined further, and jobless claims in the U.S. came with worse-than-expected figures.

Canadian Dollar Roses Sharply on Commodities

The Canadian dollar, one of the most dependent currency to stocks and commodities, climbed significantly today as optimism pushed the crude oil and gold rates up, suggesting that the global economy will improve demand for Canadian exports.

Commodities Push Brazil’s Real to One-Year High

Optimism returned to markets today affecting negatively currencies like the yen and the dollar at the same time that emergent market currencies, like the Brazilian real, witnessed a rally today, as commodities climbed worldwide.

Canadian Dollar Drops Sharply on Oil Rates

The Canadian dollar had one of the worse weekly performances in months as a decline in crude oil prices towards the end of this week affected negatively the loonie’s outlook, considering the energetic commodity as one of the main exports of the North American nation.

Canadian Dollar Drops From Record High on Stocks

The Canadian currency did not manage to extend its rally that brought the loonie to the highest rate in one year as a corrective movement affected stocks today, influencing the loonie’s outlook negatively.

Brazilian Real Extends Record on Economic Recovery

The Brazilian real had another day of gains versus most of 16 main traded currencies and extended its 2009 record versus the greenback as improved economic data domestically and globally brought investors to inject money in South America’s wealthiest economy.

Brazilian Real Benefits From Stocks Climb

The Brazilian real hit today a 3-week high versus the U.S. dollar as optimism forced up commodities and equities rates, bringing investors towards riskier assets in emergent markets like those of South America.

Brazilian Real Rebounds from August Lowest Rates

The Brazilian currency touched the weakest level in August today on global economic concerns but rebounded after stocks and commodities climbed worldwide, spurring demand for emergent markets assets.

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