Yearly Archives: 2012
U.S. Data Gives Euro a Lift
Currencies were boosted slightly after somewhat positive manufacturing data from the U.S. Get the full story here. Continue reading
Spain’s Bank Tests Results Weigh on Euro
During the Asian trading session the Euro slipped lower against the U.S. Dollar as investors digest the results of the latest Spanish banks’ stress test which did little to minimize concerns of a much-needed financial bailout. Continue reading
Spain’s Bank Tests Results Weigh on Euro
During the Asian trading session the Euro slipped lower against the U.S. Dollar as investors digest the results of the latest Spanish banks’ stress test which did little to minimize concerns of a much-needed financial bailout. Continue reading
Euro Regroups as Spain Offers Budget
The Euro firmed above the recently struck 2-week low after Spain’s government revealed a 2013 budget that many believe is a move towards stabilizing its finances. Continue reading
Euro Regroups as Spain Offers Budget
The Euro firmed above the recently struck 2-week low after Spain’s government revealed a 2013 budget that many believe is a move towards stabilizing its finances. Continue reading
Euro Near 2-Week Low as Spain Delays
See how economic turmoil in Spain and anti-austerity protests are affecting the global markets. Continue reading
Euro Near 2-Week Low as Spain Delays
See how economic turmoil in Spain and anti-austerity protests are affecting the global markets. Continue reading
Spain Woes Capping Euro Gains
In Tokyo, the EUR/USD was trading at $1.2899, close to Tuesday’s low and down nearly 2% from the 4-month peak struck last week. Analyst say that support for the EUR/USD pair is seen at around $1.28 Continue reading
Spain Woes Capping Euro Gains
In Tokyo, the EUR/USD was trading at $1.2899, close to Tuesday’s low and down nearly 2% from the 4-month peak struck last week. Analyst say that support for the EUR/USD pair is seen at around $1.28 Continue reading
Euro Feels Pressure from Spain
The Euro edged higher against the U.S. Dollar in the Asian trading session following Monday’s fall to a 1-week low triggered by growing worries over Spanish debt and the government’s laissez faire attitude toward help. Continue reading
