Archive for the Forex News Category
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FOREX-Dollar slips broadly before U.S. payrolls
[at Reuters] - * Dollar struggles before U.S. payrolls, euro edges up * Markets positioned for weak reading of U.S. jobs market * Median forecasts for 100,000 job losses
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MONEY MARKETS-South Korean IRS curve steepens, dlr funds cheaper
[at Reuters] - * South Korean IRS curve steepens * Korean rates market watchful ahead of BoK, U.S. jobs data * Dollar funds cheaper, pace of decline slows
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Currencies: Dollar weakens ahead of U.S. jobs data
[at MarketWatch] - The U.S. dollar loses ground against the yen and euro, with traders wary ahead of the release of U.S. nonfarm payrolls later in the global day.
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Forex & Commodities: Major Currencies Drift Ahead of US Payroll Data
[at CNBC] - Major currencies drifted in a narrow range ahead of Friday s key U.S. employment figures.
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Euro steady ahead of US jobs report
[AP] - The euro is barely changed against the dollar as markets focus on the upcoming release of a closely watched U.S. jobs report.
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China reserves 65% in dollars, 26% in euro: report
[at MarketWatch] - China s $2.45 trillion foreign exchange reserves consist of approximately 65% in U.S. dollars and 26% in euros, according to a state media news report Friday. The reserves also include 5% in British pounds and 3% in Japanese yen, a
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FOREX-Risk currencies firm, await U.S. jobs report
[at Reuters] - * Yen near 15-yr high on dlr;Swissie near record peak vs euro * 1-week dlr/yen risk reversal puts premium on dollar calls
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Yen Intervention Unlikely as Capex Soars, US Jobs Report on Tap
[DailyFX] - Japanese Yen intervention looks unlikely after capital spending soared in the second quarter. A quiet European session looks likely, with all eyes on the US jobs report as traders size up the prospects for the global recovery.
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FOREX-Risk currencies firm on data surprises before job report
[at Reuters] - * Risk currencies firm after strong U.S. data * Yen near 15-year high,Swissie also near record peak vs euro * U.S. payrolls data in focus,median forecast of 100,000 fall
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ECB rules out double dip
[at Financial Times] - The European Central Bank on Thursday forecast that the eurozone would expand this year and in 2011 much more strongly than previously expected, ruling out a double dip back into recession.
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