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26 Sep 2007: Weak data sees USD fall further
New Zealand dollar
Rollercoaster ride for NZD. The NZD opened around 0.7450 and rallied quickly up to a session high of 0.7489 on the back of good local demand. The next move was downwards as risk aversion crept back into the market after a sell-off in GBP on worries over the health of the UK economy and financial sector. ...
Rollercoaster ride for NZD. The NZD opened around 0.7450 and rallied quickly up to a session high of 0.7489 on the back of good local demand. The next move was downwards as risk aversion crept back into the market after a sell-off in GBP on worries over the health of the UK economy and financial sector. ...
25 Sep 2007: GBP falls on news that UK deposit−insurance scheme is poorly funded
- The GBP traded sharply lower on press reports that Britain's deposit protection scheme currently holds funds of just £4.4M (massively under-funded). The scheme currently covers a person's first £2,000 on deposit and 90% of the next £35,000. ...
25 Sep 2007: EUR/USD: uptrend starts to wobble slightly before 1.4170 projected top, correction lower could be in the works
EUR/USD: Uptrend starts to wobble slightly before 1.4170 projected top, correction lower could be in the works. Prices are backing off the all-time-high of 1.4132, which is in the area of the mentioned projected possible top at 1.4120-1.4170. ...
25 Sep 2007: Will EUR/USD Target New Highs Or Take A Dive On Today's US Data?
How Will The Markets React?
As if US economic data hasn’t been bad enough, the release of consumer confidence and housing figures on Tuesday may only exacerbate the dour sentiment regarding the chances of a recession in the country. The Conference Board’s consumer confidence survey is expected to fall to a 13-month low of 104.2 in September amidst volatility in the financial markets and record high oil prices. ...
As if US economic data hasn’t been bad enough, the release of consumer confidence and housing figures on Tuesday may only exacerbate the dour sentiment regarding the chances of a recession in the country. The Conference Board’s consumer confidence survey is expected to fall to a 13-month low of 104.2 in September amidst volatility in the financial markets and record high oil prices. ...
24 Sep 2007: USD remains soft ahead of housing data
- Forex: Traders continue to sell the USD ahead of housing market data on Tuesday and Wednesday. However, trading volumes were light with both Japanese and Korean markets closed for a public holiday. ...