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Interest rates in the spotlight
Next week investors will be keeping a close eye to clues as to when central banks may be raising... Read full article »
US dollar up on economic optimism
Currency markets, where traders have been focused on a decline in the dollar, finally succumbed... Read full article »
UK rates set to rise this week
The Bank of England is widely expected to start raising interest rates this coming week which... Read full article »
UK rates outlook boosts Sterling
A Snowstorm hit markets during the last week, as comments by Man-of-the-week John Snow dominated... Read full article »
Dollar ends a seven week losing streak
US President George W. Bush's much awaited meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi... Read full article »
US dollar at three-year low
The greenback remained under pressure through out the week amid growing concerns that US and... Read full article »
US employment data revives the dollar
The greenback got some support from unexpected surge in the US employment report for September... Read full article »
US dollar's dive a nasty surprise
A surprising dive in the greenback and an unexpected cut in OPEC oil production dealt a double... Read full article »
Markets challenge BoJ on intervention
The dollar slipped to a 2-1/2 year low versus the yen as markets challenged the Bank of Japan to... Read full article »
US dollar clobbered across the globe
In a week haunted by weakness in the US labour market, the dollar wilted under pressure as... Read full article »
Jobs data knocks the US dollar down
The dollar's hopes were dented after an eagerly awaited employment report indicated the labour... Read full article »
Dollar slumps as traders get jittery
At the end of the week the US dollar slumped against the euro as traders got jittery ahead of the... Read full article »
US recovery boosts dollar, hits euro
The US and Japanese economies exhibited signs of recovery, which gave the dollar and the yen... Read full article »
No more support for the US dollar
Currency markets across the globe experienced mild gyrations as a spate of US economic data... Read full article »
Markets stay in established ranges
Currency markets remained within well-established ranges throughout the past week, due to the... Read full article »
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