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Forex blog posts about core PCE inflation are presented here. You can click the selected excerpt's title to continue reading on 'core PCE inflation'.

Dollar Benefits from U.S. Expansion

March 1st, 2010

The dollar pared much of the euro’s advance from last week as several reports in the U.S. indicated that economic improvements in the country are far more positive than the situation in most Eurozone member countries, as manufacturing increased for another month and personal spending rose beyond forecasts. The EUR/USD currency pair trades currently …

EUR/USD Rebounds on Equities Optimism

February 1st, 2010

The dollar started the week reverting last week’s trend versus the euro and dropped as risk appetite reappeared in markets this Monday, forcing equities up and declining appeal for the safety of the greenback. Personal spending and income increased in the U.S. adding appeal for riskier assets as ISM PMI index rose for another month. EUR/USD currently …

U.S. Dollar Regains Positions on Mixed Fundamentals

January 31st, 2008

Today, EUR/USD lost a small part of the pips that were gained yesterday after the Fed’s interest rate cut by 0.50%. Even the bad employment statistics didn’t prevent dollar from recovering from 1.4860 to 1.4814 against European currency. This can be also partially explained by the major resistance level

EUR/USD Corrects Up Before Holidays

December 21st, 2007

EUR/USD played back fully the yesterday’s decline, but still ended the last week before the holiday period with a small loss. Forex market will be open despite of any holidays, but the price volatility will be low and no major movements can be expected.

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Some Good Fundamentals from U.S.

August 31st, 2007

Following the day of not so good (rather bad) economical news from U.S. yesterday, markets were surprised by some very optimistic indicators presented today. A reaction on both stocks and Forex markets was supportive with the stocks bulls, EUR and GBP to gain and the bears with JPY and USD to lose somewhat.

EUR/USD Can’t Stay Above 1.3700

July 31st, 2007

After breaking back above the 1.3700 mark EUR/USD fell below this level as the economic releases on inflation and consumer confidence were released today. Struggling below this level, if continued, may precede the new bearish trend in EUR/USD, while rallying and staying above will mean a return to a long-lasting EUR/USD

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