Category | Economic Outlook
Posted on 23 April 2012
Being ranked amongst the highest as regards to its economy, the Canadian currency (CAD) has become a matter of mounting interest to the world. To learn of its development we overview its monetary and fiscal policy, factors which move CAD and affect its value, the important indicators of Canadian economy and the trade of CAD.
Tags: Bank of Canada, Canadian dollar, canadian population, countries of the world, CPI, developed countries, economic indicators, free trade agreement, fundamentals, inflation rate, maple syrup, national bird, open market operations, queen elizabeth, rate interest, s trading, service sector, smarties, system banks, trading sessions, World Economy
Posted on 15 May 2010
Euro rose sharply against the yen and dollar in Asia last Monday, because the series of the remarks from the European Central Bank shows that authorities had taken necessary measures for prompting non-Japanese hedge funds to buy the euro.
Tags: Carl Weinberg, Daisuke Karakama, debt crisis, ECB, EU Stability Package, euro, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, G20, Greece, IMF, interbank, non-Japanese hedge, Sharp Rise
Posted on 24 November 2009
On Tuesday the euro rise against the dollar, reversing earlier losses as a firmer-than-expected German sentiment survey offset concerns about the country’s banking sector.A bigger-than-expected rise in the German Ifo November business climate index has helped the euro. The index rose to…
Tags: Australian dollar, currency trading, dollar, Dollar Index, euro, foreign currencies, foreign currency trading, foreign exchange, foreign exchange market, forex, Forex Market, Forex News, FX market, FX market convention, German Ifo, latest forex news, New Zealand dollar, Standard and Poor's, yen
Posted on 23 November 2009
On Monday the euro has shown some advancement, hovering near the $1.50 level in New York trading as demand for the greenback has been hurt by the comments from a Federal Reserve official. The remarks helped in encouraging a broad rally in global stocks, oil, gold and higher-yielding currencies that reversed…
Tags: Canadian dollar, dollar, foreign currency, foreign currency trading, foreign exchange, foreign exchange market, forex, Forex News, FX market, FX market convention, global stocks, gold, greenback, higher-yielding currencies, latest forex news, oil, U.K. pound, U.S. stocks
Business, Currency Rates, Currency Trade, Economic Outlook, Forex Market, Forex News, Forex trading, Gold Prices, News, Trading, World Economy
Posted on 22 November 2009
The Canadian dollar has drooped down against 13 of its 16 most-traded counterparts and it has gained only against the currencies of New Zealand, Australia and South Africa. The U.S. dollar has shown a rise against all but two major currencies as…
Tags: Canadian currency, Canadian dollar, currency trading, Dollar Index, foreign currencies, foreign currency trading, foreign exchange, foreign exchange market, forex, Forex News, FX market, FX market convention, latest forex news, loonie, MSCI World Index, Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, U.S. dollar
Posted on 21 November 2009
As the U.K. posted its worst deficit figures since the measurement start, the pound had a negative week against the U.S. dollar. This has decreased the attractiveness for the British currency which has performed positively in the week…
Tags: British pound, foreign currency, foreign currency trading, foreign exchange, foreign exchange market, forex, Forex News, FX market, FX market convention, latest forex news, U.S. dollar, US Dollar
Posted on 20 November 2009
On Friday the dollar rise, giving an extension to the previous day’s gains as investors retreated from riskier assets, taking the shine off higher-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar.Today Tokyo’s Nikkei average fell 0.5% and after the U.S. S&P 500 index suffered its worst one-day percentage fall in three weeks on…
Tags: Australian dollar, Currency Rates, currency trading, dollar, Dollar Index, euro, foreign currencies, foreign exchange, foreign exchange market, forex, Forex Market, Forex News, FX market, FX market convention, higher-yielding currencies, latest forex news, New Zealand dollar, six-month bills, Three-month bills, Tokyo's Nikkei, U.S. futures, U.S. government bonds, US Dollar, yen
Posted on 19 November 2009
On Thursday the dollar and yen shows a rise as a pullback in risk appetite amid falls in equity and commodity markets revived safe-haven demand for the U.S. and Japanese currencies…
Tags: Currency Rates, currency trading, currency trading market, foreign currencies, foreign exchange, foreign exchange market, Forex trading, latest forex news
Posted on 18 November 2009
On Wednesday the dollar fell against most major currencies as dealers took profits on the currency’s biggest rise in three weeks, having fresh data doing little to change the view that U.S. interest rates will remain at record lows well into 2010…
Tags: Currency exchange, currency trading, currency trading market, euro, foreign currencies, foreign exchange market, forex, Forex News, FX market, latest forex news, major currencies, U.S. inflation, U.S. interest rates
Posted on 18 November 2009
In New York trading Monday the euro began the week stronger against the dollar, as positive Japanese economic data released overnight reinforced investor confidence in a global…
Tags: currency trading, dollar, Dollar Index, euro, Forex Market, Forex News, Forex trading, gross domestic product, monthly U.S. retail sales, U.K. pound, yen