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The U.S. Dollar slipped in early morning trading in New York, striking new multi-month lows versus the Japanese Yen, Pound Sterling and the common currency Euro on growing concerns that the pace of the economic recovery in the United States is slowing…. Continue reading →

The USD hovered close to a three-month low versus a variety of currencies on Tuesday as a result of the perception that the U.S. growth outlook is declining, forcing the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates at a minimal level. Continue reading →

With the release of new economic data showing that the American economy’s pace of recovery is slowing, the U.S. Dollar yesterday slipped to its lowest level this year against the Japanese yen. Continue reading →

With the release of new economic data showing that the American economy’s pace of recovery is slowing, the U.S. Dollar yesterday slipped to its lowest level this year against the Japanese yen. Continue reading →

The common currency Euro rose versus the U.S. Dollar in early morning trading in New York, striking the highest level in more than 2 months. Continue reading →

The USD rallied vs the EUR but declined against the JPY on Wednesday as U.S. durable goods orders were weaker than was expected and added to fears about financial recovery in the world’s greatest economy. Continue reading →

The U.S. Dollar slipped versus the Japanese Yen in early New York trading following the release of U.S economic data. Continue reading →

The U.S. Dollar slipped versus the Japanese Yen in early New York trading following the release of U.S economic data. Continue reading →

The EUR hovered directly under a key level vs the USD on Wednesday, affected by profit-taking after it hit an 11-week record, while the AUD decliens as inflation data pared the chances of an interest rate rise next week. Continue reading →

The common currency Euro slipped from an 11-week peak versus the U.S. Dollar after the release of stronger U.S. housing prices helped the U.S. currency recoup earlier losses. Continue reading →