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EUR Can’t Hold Gains; Support Near 1.2360
EUR/USD’s rally after the news that Berlin was the one who did Spain dirty in spreading rumors of an impending aid request from Spain has faltered and prices have ebbed to the lower end of the tight NY range.
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Loonie turns higher as oil prices rebound
The Canadian dollar edged higher on Friday as oil prices turned positive and stronger-than-forecast Canadian economic data and moderate gains on equity markets provided support.
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Gold Hits Record High on Safe-Haven Demand
Gold rallied to a record high near $1,260 an ounce on Friday as momentum triggered by buying of the metal as a haven from sovereign and financial risk pushed prices through technical resistance to near their previous peak.
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Crude retreats as US jobless claims
Yesterday’s manufacturing and employment updates from the US have put pressure on stock markets on both sides of the Atlantic and sent oil prices south.
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Swiss Franc ETF Set to Soar
The fiscal woes of the eurozone have been well chronicled in recent weeks, with each crisis of confidence sending the common currency to new lows against the U.S. dollar.
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Gold hits record high US$1,248
Gold for August delivery, the most active contract, added $18.20, or 1.5%, to settle at $1,248.70 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. That left the June 8 record close of $1,245.60 as a distant memory.
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US jobless claims rise
New US claims for jobless aid rose last week while consumer prices notched their largest decline in nearly 1-1/2 years in May, suggesting interest rates will remain ultra low to nurse the fragile economic recovery.
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European Market Update – 6/17/10
Equities: European equities opened the session mostly lower, following yesterday’s mixed session in the US and lower close in China. However, as of 5:40 EST, equities have moved higher on sharp gains in shares of BP and initial relief following S
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US Market Update – 6/17/10
Positive investor sentiment is waning in the wake of sour US economic data. Both initial and continuing weekly jobless claims rose over last week’s figures (which were revised higher), creating even more doubt over the US employment picture, whil
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Dollar’s Strength Subdued by Bad Macroeconomic Data
The U.S. dollar went down today after the set of the macroeconomic reports was released, which showed some rather unwelcome data, signaling that the U.S. economy expand at slower pace.
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Video: Euro Surges Forward Yet Again, US Data Dents Risk
With Spain’s auction of long term bonds going well and a proposal for bank stress tests to be made public, the Euro took another step forward, as the worries over sovereign debt calmed some more. The pair moved above 1.24 for a short time. Some w
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USD Forecast to Lose Further Against Euro on Forex Sentiment
A considerable pullback in the US Dollar has been met with aggressive forex trading crowd buying, giving contrarian signal to stay short the US Dollar against the Euro, British Pound, and Canadian DollarRead more: DailyFX - US Dollar Forecast


