Gold keeps up rally after best January in 32 years The Guardian * Gold profits from turnaround in euro * Strongest January in over 30 years means correction likely * Coming up: U.S. January ISM; 1500 GMT By Amanda Cooper LONDON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Gold rallied for a second day on Wednesday as the euro rebounded following upbeat German economic data, building on g...
Dollar hits three-month low versus yen Business Day | The dollar fell to its lowest in three months against the yen on Wednesday, sparking concerns the Japanese authorities may step in to curb the yen’s strength, while better German data brought the euro off lows against the US currency. | The euro was expected to remain under pressure, however, wi...
Dollar hits three-month low versus yen Business Day | The dollar fell to its lowest in three months against the yen on Wednesday, sparking concerns the Japanese authorities may step in to curb the yen’s strength, while better German data brought the euro off lows against the US currency. | The euro ...
Euro: Five countries hit by downgrade NZ Herald | US ratings agency Fitch says it is downgrading the credit ratings of five countries that use the euro, including economic heavyweights Italy and Spain. | The downgraded countries also including Belgium, Cyprus, and Slovenia faced financial and econ...
Odds of Euro Correction Increase The Street | NEW YORK (BBH FX Strategy) -- There is an eerie sense we have been here before. The dollar rallied following the announcement of QE2 in early November 2010. The strength continued into early 2011. Then Trichet began threatening rate hikes. At first...
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Great Graphic: Made in China...or Not? Business Insider Marc Chandler | Marc Chandler is the head of global currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman. Recent Posts Great Graphic: Government Debt in Europe Euro and S&P 500 Correla...
Gold gains as stocks recover Sydney Morning Herald | Gold firmed a touch in US holiday-thinned trade, with firmer stock markets and a recovery in the euro from early lows taking some pressure off the metal, while traders digested l...
Gold edges lower as euro zone fears ease Business Day | Gold drifted lower on Friday as fears about the health of the global economy abated after successful debt sales by Spain and Italy encouraged investors to put their money in risk...
NZ dollar creeps higher against euro NZ Herald | The New Zealand dollar crept higher against the euro and the greenback after the International Monetary Fund proposed to top up its lending capacity and positive US data continued, boosting demand for higher-yield currencies. | The New Zealand doll...
NZ dollar holds against euro NZ Herald | The New Zealand dollar held its near-record highs against the euro and two month gains against the greenback after a record jump in German investor confidence and demand for European bond sales continued. | The New Zealand dollar was at 62.65 euro ...
Great Graphic: Made in China...or Not? Business Insider Marc Chandler | Marc Chandler is the head of global currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman. Recent Posts Great Graphic: Government Debt in Europe Euro and S&P 500 Correlations Revisited Correction Tuesday? Great Graphic: Made in China...or ...
Gold gains as stocks recover Sydney Morning Herald | Gold firmed a touch in US holiday-thinned trade, with firmer stock markets and a recovery in the euro from early lows taking some pressure off the metal, while traders digested last week's euro zone downgrades from Standard & Poor's. | The sing...
Greek debt talks to stretch into weekend Kansas City Star Petros Giannakouris IMF chief debt inspector Poul Thomsen arrives at a government office building before meeting Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos in central Athens on Friday, Feb. 3, 2012. Unions and employers' associations rejected demands for private-sector wage cuts, despite pressure for the country to introduce strict austerity measur...
World stock markets fall ahead of US jobs report Springfield News-Sun | BANGKOK — World stock markets were mostly lower Friday ahead of a U.S. jobs report that is a key gauge of how robust the world's No. 1 economy is. | Benchmark oil was nearly unchanged at $96 per barrel while the dollar fell against the euro but rose against the yen. | Major benchmarks slipped early in Europe. Britain's FTSE 100 shed 0.1 per...
