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Is Dollar-Based Salvation Coming?

posted by nancypants 1 day 8 hours ago in USD, Daily made popular 1 day 7 hours ago

The hope that the troubling surge in inflation will soon pass draws on fresh hope born of the widely reported outlook for new-found strength in the dollar. And the hope doesn't come a moment too soon.  read more

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Australian Dollar Falls This Week on Rates, N.Z. Dollar Rise

posted by halfwatertest 5 days ago in Daily made popular 4 days ago

The Australian dollar fell, taking
its loss from a 25-year high reached a month ago to 12 percent,
as prices of commodities slid and traders bet on lower interest
rates. The New Zealand dollar headed for its first rise in five
weeks.  read more

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Cocoa Falls in N.Y. as Dollar Gains, Gold, Crude Pushed Lowe

posted by halfwatertest 6 days ago in Daily made popular 5 days ago

Cocoa fell in New York as the dollar
gained, damping demand for commodities including gold and crude
oil as hedges against inflation.  read more

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Mexican Peso Rises After U.S. Inflation Higher Than Expected

posted by halfwatertest 6 days ago in Daily made popular 5 days ago

The Mexican peso rose for a third
consecutive day after the U.S. Labor Department reported that
consumer prices in Mexico's largest trading partner rose more
than expected in July.  read more

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The yen rose to a 12-week high against the euro and its stro

posted by halfwatertest 7 days ago in Daily made popular 4 days ago

The yen rose to a 12-week high
against the euro and its strongest level in three months versus
the pound as investors in Japan reduced bets on higher-yielding
assets abroad.  read more

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Dollar Gain Signals Pain as Rally Prompts Exit From Trade

posted by MarcB 9 days ago in USD, Daily made popular 9 days ago

Just because the dollar posted its biggest gain against the Euro in almost eight years doesn't mean the U.S. currency won't continue to be plagued by the nation's slowing economy, widening budget and trade deficits and negative inflation-adjusted  read more

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Economy Remains in Low-Growth Zone Despite Stimulus Measures

posted by MarcB 9 days ago in USD, Daily, GDP made popular 9 days ago

We are still not out of the woods. The incoming economic evidence suggests lackadaisical growth in the near term. There is no denying of the fact that stimulus measures have boosted consumer spending, though many see the impact as fleeting. There  read more

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Support for the AUD on the wane

posted by odell 13 days ago in AUD, Daily made popular 13 days ago

To many, the RBA’s policy statement earlier this week constituted the preparatory stage towards an inevitable cut in interest rates before the Australian winter is out. For so long a stellar performer amongst the world’s major economies, Australi  read more