Buy Bye EURO
Capital Markets expected the ECB to give us ‘shock and awe’ with QE d...
Capital Markets expected the ECB to give us ‘shock and awe’ with QE d...
The Australian dollar fell against most of the major currencies on news that both retail sales and i...
The European Central Bank announced that it will leave the benchmark lending rate unchanged at 1 per...
Trying to keep up with this hot money movement is exhausting. US ten’s have backed ...
Concerned with the potential for more European countries to falter and further worries about the US ...
The euro rose almost a full percent to $1.3101 by 6:45 am in New York this morning as speculation gr...
Technical analysts will tell us that the EUR charts were oversold. The fundamentalist will naturally...
Minister for Justice Dermot Ahern has said officials from the European Central Bank tried to force I...
Analysts suggest that Spain's banks could need US$111 billion (85 billion euros) in order to remain ...
The spread between Spanish and Italian bonds compared to the benchmark German bonds, jumped to 5.7 p...
Unemployment fell in Germany but by less than expected suggesting that Germany's recovery is slowing...
Ongoing uncertainty means that the EUR remains a sell on upticks and the hope for a sustained rally ...
With investors backing away from the euro, the Canadian dollar is one of the currencies seeing the m...
The Japanese government announced it will commit another US$61 billion to additional stimulus spendi...
Despite assurances from the European Union's two largest members, investors continue to avoid the eu...
International headlines state that Ireland ‘wins’, that Greece ââ...
Fears that tensions between North and South Korea could escalate further have pushed the US dollar t...
In a comment reminiscent of statements issued by Ireland's government just days before agreeing to i...
Japan's core consumer price index fell 0.6 percent in October year-on-year, compared to a 1.1 percen...
It is difficult to have a strong conviction in a thin market, movements tend to be over exaggerated ...