FOREX: CREDIT DEFAULT SPREADS AND EUR/USD EUR/USD: G7 LEAVES MUCH TO BE DESIRED
GBP/USD: LEADS G7 PUSH FOR BANKING FEE USD/CAD: NEW BUBBLE IN HOUSING ?
NZD/USD: BOLLARD FINDS THAT ECONOMY IS STILL FRAGILE AUD/USD: CUTTING BACK ON
• British Pound: Can a Timely Shift in the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy
Revive the Sterling’s Run? • Euro Finds Little Comfort in the EU’s Approval of
Greek Deficit Plans, Economic Outlook • New Zealand Dollar Quickly Closes in on
Support after the Unemployment Rate
DOLLAR BULLS REGAIN CONTROL AHEAD OF RATE DECISIONS EUR/USD SOLD AHEAD OF ECB
MEETING GBP/USD: RISK IS TO THE UPSIDE FOR BOE NZD/USD: UNEMPLOYMENT RATE HITS
10 YEAR HIGH AUD/USD: SERVICE SECTOR ACTIVITY CONTRACTS USD/CAD: IVEY PMI DUE
FOR
At 7am AEDT, the dollar was trading at $US0.8827/29, down 0.49 per cent from
yesterday's close of $US0.8871/74. From 7am AEDT, the local unit had traded
between $US0.8815 and $US0.8905. Ozforex corporate dealer Darren Richardson
said the local currency had had a "pretty quiet night,"
The Australian dollar opened lower after a quiet overnight session and
profit-taking. At 7am, the Australian dollar was trading at 88.27 US cents,
down 0.49 per cent from yesterday's close of 88.71 US cents. From 7am, the
local unit had traded between 88.15 and 89.05 US cents. It was
AAP The Australian dollar opened lower after a quiet overnight session and
profit-taking. At 0700 AEDT, the Australian dollar was trading at $US0.8827/29,
down 0.49 per cent from Wednesday's close of $US0.8871/74. From 0700 AEDT, the
local unit had traded between $US0.8815 and
AAP NEW YORK - The stock market has retreated from a two-day rally after growth
in the United States' services sector fell short of expectations. The Institute
for Supply Management said its index of service activity rose to 50.5 in
January from a revised 49.8 in December. The
FOREX: CREDIT DEFAULT SPREADS AND EUR/USD EUR/USD: G7 LEAVES MUCH TO BE DESIRED
GBP/USD: LEADS G7 PUSH FOR BANKING FEE USD/CAD: NEW BUBBLE IN HOUSING ?
NZD/USD: BOLLARD FINDS THAT ECONOMY IS STILL FRAGILE AUD/USD: CUTTING BACK ON
