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Euro Crisis

Weekly Currency Roundup – Weaker Dollar Allows Commodity Currencies To Rise

26 Jul 2013 @ 19:42
Pound Sterling – At the start of the week the Pound was trading above a two-week high against the US Dollar as the UK awaited the birth of its future King. The currency found support by comments made by Prime Minister David Cameron that taxes could be cut in the near future as the UK economy […]
 

Japanese Government warns the UK over EU exit

22 Jul 2013 @ 06:34
Japan follows the United States in warning the UK over EU exit Japan’s government has warned the UK that it may put at risk jobs created by Japanese companies if it was to leave the European Union. Setting out their position in a memo posted on the website of Japan’s UK embassy. Whilst praising the […]
 

Weekly Currency Roundup - The Pound Continues to Struggle

15 Jul 2013 @ 21:08
Pound Sterling Over the course of last week the Pound experienced pretty extensive fluctuations. As the week began, disappointing UK industrial production figures and speculation surrounding Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke’s announcement saw Sterling slide against the US Dollar and Euro. To ask a currency expert a question direct, click HERE Or to receive a […]
 

Global economic growth slows at end of Q2 2013

04 Jul 2013 @ 06:33
New US growth slips to four-year low. At 51.4 in June, down from 52.9 in May, the Global All-Industry Output Index – produced by JPMorgan and Markit in association with ISM and IFPSM – posted its lowest reading in a year. The index has nonetheless remained in expansion territory throughout the past 47 months. The […]
 

Weekly currency roundup – Uncertainty over Fed tapering created a mixed week for currencies

28 Jun 2013 @ 21:33
Pound Sterling – it was a mixed week for the Pound as it began the week down against the US Dollar as it declined to its lowest-level in more than two weeks ahead of the sale of UK government bonds. Against the Euro, Sterling weakened for the first time in three days. On Tuesday it advanced […]
 

Majority Investor Sells All Holdings in IAG

28 Jun 2013 @ 00:43
The FTSE 100 has been regaining some of the ground today that it had lost last week after investors over-reacted to the U.S. Federal Reserve’s announcement that it would be taking no immediate actions to adjust interest rates.  But the International Airlines Group (LSE:IAG) was not doing its part, as its share price declined 3.30 […]
 

Weekly currency roundup – A week of volatility as Federal Reserve suggests QE scale back

21 Jun 2013 @ 19:53
Pound Sterling – Despite an improving picture emerging for the health of the UK economy, this week was one of declines against the US Dollar. On Monday the Pound was little changed against the Euro and US Dollar due to an industry report showing that home sellers raised their asking prices for a sixth-straight month […]
 

Red Is the Colour of the Day

21 Jun 2013 @ 02:19
When every other stock market around the globe is having a sell-off for two consecutive days now, it is cannot be denied that the colour of the day is red. Since Uncle Ben Bernanke issued his statement yesterday, virtually every major stock market in the world was mired in red, as if also bleeding upon […]
 

Weekly currency roundup – A week of volatility for commodity currencies as Fed confusion sparked uncertainty

14 Jun 2013 @ 21:15
Pound Sterling At the start of the week the Pound weakened against the Euro and US Dollar due to a selloff of the currency and as speculation mounts that the US Federal Reserve will soon announce a slowdown of monetary stimulus.  The uncertainty over the Fed’s next move regarding its easing policies was the main […]
 

“Eurozone to Contract Even Further” – World Bank

13 Jun 2013 @ 21:37
Stock markets in Europe entered the red territory in Thursday trading in response to the latest revision of the World Bank of the outlook in the 17-member single currency union of the Eurozone and of the global economy. Releasing its Global Economics Prospects, the World Bank said the Eurozone will contract even further – from […]
 
 
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