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Currency Trading Summary August 27th
Thursday, August 27, 2009 GMT
U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) had yet another day of varied trading with a positive trend in Asia balanced by a negative one in Europe then followed by strength in New York. Chinese stocks plummeted over 5% at one point in Asia before paring losses going into Europe.
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Daily Fundamental Analysis August 24th
Monday, August 24, 2009 GMT
Both the USD and the EUR increased in value vs. the yen in Monday’s Asian market as Asian shares peaked the risk appetite of investors' and caused increased purchasing of risk-sensitive units.
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USD Fundamental Analysis 19 August 2009
Wednesday, August 19, 2009 GMT
The Dollar has continued its march to the downside in recent trading, with only Monday’s sharp move higher against the backdrop of a global equities selloff the exception to the trend.
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EUR Fundamental Analysis 19 August 2009
Wednesday, August 19, 2009 GMT
The Euro has benefited in recent weeks from signs of a gradual recovery in major Eurozone economies, most notably Germany, where Tuesday’s ZEW economic sentiment survey was dramatically better than analysts had expected.
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Multi Currency Fundamantal Analysis- August 18th
Tuesday, August 18, 2009 GMT
Following a long 17 month period of economic contraction, Japan's economy actually grew for the first time as GDP data came out at 0.9%, which is a little worse than most analysts predicted, but objectively, not a bad number.
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USD Fundamental Analysis 12 August 2009
Wednesday, August 12, 2009 GMT
Currency traders will focus on this afternoon’s policy statement from the Federal Reserve. While no change is expected in the Fed’s lending rate, traders will carefully parse the wording of the statement due for release at 14:15 EDT (18:15 GMT).
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EUR Fundamental Analysis 11 August 2009
Wednesday, August 12, 2009 GMT
The Euro weakened on Monday against both the Dollar and Yen as ratings agencies downgraded two Eastern European nations, Estonia and Latvia. Speculation has thus risen that a wave of credit reductions may sweep across the “third tier” economies which have joined the EU in recent years.
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EUR Fundamental Analysis 11 August 2009
Tuesday, August 11, 2009 GMT
The Euro weakened on Monday against both the Dollar and Yen as ratings agencies downgraded two Eastern European nations, Estonia and Latvia. Speculation has thus risen that a wave of credit reductions may sweep across the “third tier” economies which have joined the EU in recent years.
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