US Dollar Pulls Back as S&P 500 Posts Largest Gains Since October (DailyFX)
US Dollar Pulls Back as S&P 500 Posts Largest Gains Since October Fundamental Outlook for US Dollar: Neutral - US Dollar mixed ahead of holiday weekend - FX Options and Futures-based forecasts generally favor US Dollar declines - Forex trading crowd sentiment shows early sign of potential US Dollar reversal The US Dollar finished the week noticeably lower against the Australian, New Zealand, and Canadian Dollars as a broad improvement in financial market risk appetite sent the safe haven currency lower against risk-friendly counterparts. finance.yahoo.com |
Currencies: Euro Struggles for Direction (at TheStreet.com)
The euro-dollar currency pair has a mixed outlook on all time frames. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Currencies: Dollar falls further after home price data
[at MarketWatch] - The U.S. dollar extended losses against the euro and pared a decline against the Japanese yen after data on U.S. home prices rose more than some analysts expected, lending support to U.S. stocks and reducing the demand for the relative safety of the greenback and yen. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Currencies: Dollar edges lower against the euro
The U.S. dollar declines against the euro but recovers after hitting a fresh 15-year low against the yen, as expectations that the Federal Reserve will introduce more monetary stimulus continue to dominate foreign exchange markets. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Foster's sets sights on the big spenders
Foster's, Australia's largest brewer, says the high Australian dollar is continuing to hurt its wine exports, although prices for wine have stabilised in recent months.Foster's said yesterday that it was aiming to improve margins... nzherald.co.nz |