ECB Expected to Remains on Hold while BOE Eases
Sterling could drop in forex trading
Tomorrow, both the ECB and the BOE are expected to make interest rate and monetary policy announcements. The ECB is expected to remain steady, and the BOE is expected to increase its asset purchase program.
Euro Heads Higher in Forex Trading
Choppy trading on the currency market
Euro is heading higher in forex trading right now, recapturing some of the gains it lost earlier. It's been a choppy day for the currency market. Earlier, the euro saw gains as optimism over Greece took hold. Then, those gains were pared as the optimism faded. Now, though, there is enough hope again to help the euro.
Where is the Pound Going Now
The pound lost about 0.50 percent of its value in comparison to the dollar on Wednesday, February 8. This comes after a few days of steadily rising prices. Midway through Monday the 6th, the GBP stood at just below 1.574 before rising in value up to above 1.592 Early Wednesday. But Wednesday’s trading sessions saw the price drop quite a bit back to the previous week’s value of around 1.581. This is apparently a sign of future things to come.
Greeks Trying Again to Seal an Austerity Deal
No EURO Freeze just Squeeze
A Greek deal is almost here again, maybe tomorrow or Friday or next week! It’s like dealing with an adolescent teen and their irreverent actions. Accountability and big picture politics do not seem to be included in the Greek decision process, otherwise there would be a greater sense of urgency and unity rather than domestic discord and non decisions.
Yen Against the Dollar
The dollar is performing well around the world, thanks in part to a current lack of trust in the Euro. Thanks in part to the Greece debt crisis, the dollar has been slowly climbing. Japan, for the first time in a long time, has posted some economic struggling as well, although not nearly in the same boat as Europe. 2011 saw Japan post a trade deficit for the first time in over 30 years.
Aussie Reaches Support in Forex Trading
Currency trading with the Australian dollar
The Aussie has found a support level in forex trading against the US dollar today. Aussie is a little bit higher today, thanks to the latest news out of Australian. The RBA has decided to keep its interest rate at 4.25% -- even though the forex market had already priced in a cut.
US Dollar Mixed in Forex Trading
Greek news, economy sends mixed signals to greenback
The US dollar is mixed in forex trading on the currency market today as an interesting situation arises. On one hand, Greek officials are trying to make it clear that they are attempting to meet austerity goals.
Indian Growths Slows Down
India’s economy will grow at its slowest rate in three years in the fiscal year ending in March, according to an outlook released on Tuesday by the government’s central statistics office.
The office revised its estimate for GDP growth for the year to 6.9 per cent. If the number is confirmed, it will mark a strong decline from last year’s 8.4 per cent.
Industrial production and foreign investments contracted, the rupee was Asia’s worst-performing currency, and the country’s current account and fiscal deficits increased.
Euro Could Survive Greece Exit
Yesterday, Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos said the negotiations in Athens were “so tough that as soon as one chapter closes another opens”. The negotiations will continue today, as Greek party leaders meet in the afternoon. Meanwhile, two of the largest Greek public-sector unions today began a strike in protest of the coming austerity program.
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