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The US dollar is continuing its winning streak on foreign exchange markets during the Labor Day holiday. The greenback has been staging a rebound over…
The Australian versus the US dollar currency pair slipped under the major 0.7320 level. Are the bears coming back? Long-term perspective The appreciation that started…
The Australian dollar rose against some of its rivals today despite a slightly disappointing retail sales report. The gains were limited, though, as markets were…
The Great Britain pound rose today despite the gloomy outlook and an unexpected drop in the construction index. While the sterling has lost its gains versus commodity…
The US dollar is looking to extend its winning streak against multiple currency counterparts to close out the trading week. The greenback is rising on Friday…
The Canadian dollar today surged against its US peer erasing yesterday’s losses boosted by the rising crude oil prices, which fueled the commodity-linked loonie.…
The euro today fell against the much stronger US dollar extending the bearish trend that began earlier this week as the greenback strengthened against its…
The US dollar versus the Japanese yen currency pair seems to be confined between 107.00 and 105.09. Who will make the next movement? Long-term perspective…
The Australian dollar was weak today, falling against almost all other most-traded currencies. Some market analysts blamed the decline on the disappointing trade data…
The US dollar is looking to continue its winning streak on Thursday after the federal government reported that the number of Americans filing for first-time unemployment benefits…
The Great Britain pound versus the Canadian dollar currency pair rotated and began a depreciation. Is this a small correction, or the bears truly took over? Long-term…
The Australian dollar was soft today after data confirmed that Australia’s economy has entered a recession. The losses were limited, though, and the Aussie managed…
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