As the world markets were rocked by China’s devaluation of their currency, many investors were caught off guard. Questions about what happened and why turned into uncertainty about its long term ramifications and, ultimately, how losses could be recouped after the U.S...
On Thursday the U.S. dollar was on its way to strengthening against the yen for a third day, which looked like a period of mostly range-bound trading before next week's highly anticipated Federal Reserve policy meeting...
GBP/USD price is ranging within the following s/r levels: 1.5929 resistance located above Ichimoku cloud in the bullish area of weekly chart; 1.5164 support located below Ichimoku cloud in the bearish area of the chart...
On Thursday the pound sterling climbed to two-week highs against the greenback after the Bank of England stood pat on the monetary policy and signaled the recent market rout related to China economic downtrend has not turned the committee from the view a rate increase is approaching...
The commodity-exposed Australian and New Zealand dollars fell on Thursday as investors also eyed consumer and producer price data out of China...
On Wednesday the pound hit session lows after data showed that U.K. industrial output unexpectedly fell in July. A separate report showed that the country’s trade deficit widened sharply...
On Wednesday the greenback edged higher versus the yen as the prospect of more economic stimulus in China spurred appetite for risk and dampened demand for the shelter yen...
On Tuesday the pound rose to one-week highs against the U.S. dollar, as sentiment on the greenback remained fragile ahead of the Federal Reserve's highly-anticipated policy meeting scheduled next week...
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On Tuesday the dollar moved lower against the euro and the yen, as uncertainty over the possibility of a rate hike by the Federal Reserve grew ahead of the central bank's policy meeting scheduled next week...
The Aussie did its best to seize the narrow shelf of support near $0.78 but once that failed it has been a quick plunge into the abyss. This is a good news for those who have traded short but it entails the question - how much longer they should stay short...
Morgan Stanley estimated the EUR to be in neutral situation related to fundamental factors - the price will be ranging within the familiar levels: EUR: The ECB Pushes Back. Neutral...
On Monday the Australian dollar hit a six-year trough against its U.S. counterpart before regaining ground after the release of upbeat job advertisement data from Australia. The gains were capped, however, as hopes for a U.S. rate hike continued to support the greenback...
The U.S. economy created a modest 173,000 new jobs in August to mark the smallest gain in five months, but the unemployment rate fell to 5.1% from 5.3%, the government said Friday...
On Friday the euro was slightly higher, although near 2-week lows pressured by Mario Draghi comments a day before. Meanwhile, market players were awaiting upcoming U.S. data...
Forex Market Update: The euro was verging on unaltered against the U.S. dollar on Friday, floating near over two-week lows as the likelihood for further facilitating measures by the European Central Bank measured, while markets looked at up and coming U.S. employments information. EUR/USD hit 1...
On Thursday the dollar was mostly higher against its peers, after data signaled that U.S. jobless claims rose more than expected last week, but remained in territory consistent with a strengthening labor market...
On Thursday the Australian dollar dropped to almost six-year lows against its U.S. peer, as soft retail sales data from Australia put the local currency under pressure. Meanwhile, investors eyed the release of U.S. economic reports later in the day...
On Wednesday the dollar shrugged off the downbeat data on non-farm private employment in the U.S. remaining higher vs peers...
