by Adam Solomon Sterling / Euro and US Dollar The Pound bounced back against the U.S Dollar for the first time in four days yesterday, after China denied reports that it’s reviewing its Euro-denominated holdings, improving investors’ appetite for riskier assets, as stocks rallied worldwide. The UK currency also made sharp gains versus the Euro, [...]
Exchange Rate Forecasts
May, 2010
Foreign Exchange Daily Insight – The Euro rallies against the Dollar, as global stocks increase for a second day
Friday, May 28th, 2010Foreign Exchange Daily Insight – The Pound rallies against the Euro, as the crisis in confidence in the Euro-zone grows
Thursday, May 27th, 2010by Adam Solomon Sterling / Euro and US Dollar The Pound rallied against the Euro yesterday, appreciating 0.9% on the day, while the UK currency was relatively unchanged versus the U.S Dollar at $1.4408. UK gilts fell as a recovery in global stock markets dented demand for risk aversion and the security of government bonds. [...]
Foreign Exchange Daily Insight – The Pound declines against the U.S Dollar after UK GDP rises less than forecast
Wednesday, May 26th, 2010by Adam Solomon Sterling / Euro and US Dollar The Pound rose by the most against the Euro in almost two weeks on Monday, as the UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne outlined the budget cuts necessary to reduce the largest budget deficit among the Group of Seven nations. The UK currency also climbed [...]
Australian Dollar Update – Risk aversion has swept the markets over the last week
Wednesday, May 26th, 2010by Jon Beddell Foreign Currency Market Update – GBP / AUD Update A violent bout of risk aversion has swept the markets over the last week as investors dumped the euro on escalating fears over the single currency’s future. The Euro has plunged by up to 9% against the US dollar in May, with Sterling [...]
Foreign Exchange Daily Insight – The Euro is under pressure again against the dollar, sterling and the Yen
Tuesday, May 25th, 2010Sterling / Euro and US Dollar The euro is under pressure once again against the dollar, sterling and yen as markets remain concerned about possible contagion from the euro-zone sovereign debt issue. Yesterday’s news that the Spanish central bank was taking over one of the country’s savings banks is also weighing heavily on sentiment. Although [...]
Foreign Exchange News – US Dollar Update
Tuesday, May 25th, 2010by Jon Beddell Foreign Currency Market Update – GBP / USD Update A sharp bout of risk aversion has swept the markets over the last week as investors dumped the euro on escalating fears over the single currency’s future. The Euro has plunged by up to 9% against the US dollar in May, with Sterling [...]
Foreign Exchange Daily Insight – May 24th
Monday, May 24th, 2010Sterling / Euro and US Dollar Following on from last week, the euro has given back some of its gains made towards the end of last week, with traders reported to be selling into the movement after ongoing concerns about the outlook for the Euro-Zone. News that the Bank of Spain is anticipated to take [...]
Foreign Exchange News – Euro Update
Monday, May 24th, 2010by Jon Beddell Foreign Currency Market Update – GBP / EUR Update A sharp bout of risk aversion has swept the markets over the last week as investors dumped the euro on escalating fears over the single currency’s future. The Euro has plunged by up to 9% against the US dollar in May, with Sterling [...]
Foreign Exchange Daily Insight – The Pound is continuing to remain under pressure against the majors
Friday, May 21st, 2010by Adam Solomon Sterling / Euro and US Dollar The Pound is continuing to remain under pressure against the majors this morning, holding below $1.4500 against the U.S Dollar after investors flocked to the security of dollar denominated assets as a hedge against risk. The euro has recovered some ground this morning against sterling and [...]
Foreign Exchange News – Australian Dollar Update
Thursday, May 20th, 2010by Jon Beddell Foreign Currency Market Update – GBP / AUD Update The Australian dollar plunged over the last 48 hours as global investors shun risk and move money away from high yielding currencies and into the US dollar and the Yen. This is an unwinding of the so called “carry trade”. The Australian dollar [...]
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