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Greenback unchanged against rupee
The greenback remained unchanged against the national currency in the interbank market, dealers said on Friday.
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Canada rises as world trends downward
The S&P/TSX Composite Index added 37.19 points, or 0.4%, to 10,283.10, trimming its weekly decline to 1%. Since rising to an eight-month high on June 11, the S&P/TSX has lost 4%. 4
Volume of retail trade down 0.4% in euro area and 0.5% in EU
In May 2009, compared with April 2009, the volume of retail trade fell by 0.4% in the euro area (EA16) and by 0.5%in the EU27. In April retail trade rose by 0.1% and 0.3% respectively. In May 2009, compared with May 2008, the retail sales index d 4
Japan backs dollar to remain as global key reserve currency
Major countries should support the dollar as the key international currency, although emerging nations may discuss a new global reserve currency on the sidelines of the G8 summit next week, a Japanese official said on Friday. 4
Daily Forecast for Major and Crosses: July 03
The EURUSD failed to continue it’s bullish momentum yesterday. The pair was unable to stay above 1.4176 area bottomed at 1.3988 and closed at 1.4002. The Greenback was in fact supported by risk aversion following worse than expected NFP data. 4
Dollar Gains on U.S. Unemployment Data
The U.S Dollar gained about 1% versus the EUR and Canadian and New Zealand currencies Thursday after the U.S. government reported more job losses than expected, renewing concerns about the economy and enhancing the greenback's safe-haven appeal. 4
So You Think Gold Fell Due To A “Strong Dollar”?
Just a month ago, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was completing a bizarre run from 6,800 to 8,800, following the monster decline from 14,000 less than a year ago. 4
Won Leads Weekly Gain as Export Slump Eases
Asian currencies gained this week, led by South Korea’s won, as data indicated regional exports are improving as a global recession abates. 4
Mexico’s Currency Posts First Decline in 3 weeks on Economy
Mexico’s peso posted its first weekly decline in three weeks on concern surging unemployment in the U.S. will delay an economic recovery in the market that is the biggest buyer of Mexican exports. 4
FX Trader - Action Economics
The European session saw range bound activity as today's U.S. holiday limited interest. EUR-USD option strikes at 1.4000 saw very narrow ranges, while Cable was knocked lower by a U.S. name and traded back in to 1.6300. 4
UK homeowners pay back a record £8.1bn of mortgage debt
UK homeowners repaid a record amount of mortgage debt in the first quarter of the year, in the latest sign that the credit crunch is forcing Britons off a decade-long spending splurge. 3
U.S. Economy Economic Recovery Achilles Heel
he much anticipated economic recovery is now fully discounted by the financial markets. Most strategists and economists seem to agree that the US economy is stabilising and will start to revive towards the end of the year. 
