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Euro Rises Slightly Versus Greenback After Record Low

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

The dollar allowed the euro to retreat slightly after the Eurozone currency reached the lowest level in 2010 versus the greenback, as unemployment figures and durable goods data published today cooled down the optimism towards the U.S. economic recovery. Even with negative reports in North America, the euro had only a timid rise considering…

EUR/USD Remains Bearish Despite U.S. Weak Data

Thursday, January 28th, 2010

The EUR/USD continued its losing streak today despite worse-than-expected data published in the United States. The dollar declined versus most of the main traded currencies but maintained the highest rate in 2010 versus the euro as the single currency continues to be under the influenced of pessimism in the Eurozone. EUR/USD currently trades at 1.3991.

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EUR/USD High on Fed Dovish Tone

Thursday, December 24th, 2009

The EUR/USD currency pair had the sharpest advance in two weeks today, after the dollar rallied significantly on speculations that the Federal Reserve could lift stimulus and raise interest rates in U.S. sooner than expected, attitudes so far declined by the U.S. central bank that erased optimism among traders which…

EUR/USD at New Max Since August 2008

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

The EUR/USD currency pair was highly influenced today by the rather optimistic market indicator releases. Decreased jobless claims, improved housing market and higher personal spending were the prevailing factors that were pushing the euro up against the dollar, which is often suffering during positive U.S. macroeconomic…

Fourth Day of Negative Rally on EUR/USD

Wednesday, October 28th, 2009

Higher oil inventories combined with the decrease of new home sales in the United States helped the U.S. dollar move forward against the European currency for the fourth day in a row today. EUR/USD is currently trading near 1.4752.

Durable goods orders was the only positive report today that showed a growth…

EUR/USD Grows on Consumer Sentiment, Ignores Housing

Friday, September 25th, 2009

EUR/USD went up slightly at the Forex market today as the traders are unsure whether it’s a good idea to go for a full-scale correction after months of growth. The currency pair was in a consolidation during the early trading session but then went into a green zone after the traders began to react on the positive consumer…

EUR/USD Down on Good U.S. News

Wednesday, August 26th, 2009

After posting a clear doji candlestick yesterday, EUR/USD is now falling down despite the good fundamental reports from U.S. accompanied by the stock market growth there today. It’s a rather uncommon case for the dollar to gain with the good macroeconomic reports, but it looks like the traders are…

EUR/USD Down on Durable Goods Orders News

Wednesday, July 29th, 2009

Euro continued to fall for a second day against the U.S. dollar today as the durable goods orders in U.S. unexpectedly fell at a very fast pace. This is the second day in a row with the bad macroeconomic statistics from United States. EUR/USD is now trading near 1.4099.

Durable goods orders declined…

Euro Surges on Better Economic Indicators

Thursday, May 28th, 2009

EUR/USD posted a sharp gain today after declining for three days in a row as the markets gained on the better fundamental conditions. The  U. S. statistics was mixed today, but still positive enough for EUR/USD to rise. It’s now trading near 1.3937.

Durable goods orders rose by 1.9%…

EUR/USD Grows for Fourth Day

Friday, April 24th, 2009

EUR/USD gained a lot on the Forex market today after the European fundamental reports showed some improvement earlier and the U.S. fundamentals removed recession fears in the later trading session. It’s now trading near 1.3266.

Durable goods orders decreased by 0.8% in March after rising by 2.1%…



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