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| | | ... wider oil-producing region. Meanwhile the euro narrowly lost ground against the dollar, thanks to a late rally by the greenback in European trading. Europe's main stock markets on Monday resumed the downward movement began at the end last week, with ... |
| | | | ... traders into safer investments, with gold hitting a new record and the Swiss franc sitting near fresh highs against the greenback. Tokyo rose 0.89 per cent, or 93.64 points, to 10,586.02, while Hong Kong added 0.32 per cent, or 73.76 points, to 23,122.42. ... |
| | | | ... dollar. BetaShares said the Aussie unit is now trading at roughly 40 per cent above its long-run average value against the greenback. This makes it an attractive buy for businesses wanting to hedge their exposure to potential US dollar appreciation against ... |
| | | | ... is however thought to be much less of a problem. This is not because the Egyptian pound has hardly moved against the greenback but because Egypt's role in these markets is neglible as the region's major petro-dollar fixed interest investor nations place ... |
| | | | ... US-denominated assets. Look at Europe, the spread between Irish and German bonds is narrowing. But according to the Grinch, the greenback's rebound is indicative that investors are parking their money into the relative safety of the US currency because ... |
| | | | China and Russia will cease using the US dollar as the basis of their intercountry trade in reaction to the greenback's instability and sliding relevance. "About trade settlement, we have decided to use our own currencies," Russian president Vladimir ... |
| | | | ... ask the G-19 to do what he say not what he does. For what America have and does are policies designed to weakened the greenback. It has a huge trade deficit. Eco 101 dictates a weaker currency to balance this. It has ultra low interest rates. Fin 101 ... |
| | | | ... 80 yen by the mid-90s, but what did it achieve? That's a more than 200 per cent appreciation in the yen against the greenback. It's now 2010 and Japan still has a trade surplus with America! How and why then could anyone expect that Plaza Accord II ... |
| | | | ... speculation alone that QE2 is sailing sail in this troubled financial waters has weakened the US dollar - that is, it made the greenback more competitive. It fell to its lowest level since the start of the year against the euro, it traded at its April ... |
| | | | ... of the year (ok, just the latter quarter of 2010) and the pride of the nation. It came oh so close to parity with the greenback. And parity is just an "i" removed from party. Yes Virginia, it's all over cyberspace... the Australian dollar is just a few ... |
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