Yearly Archives: 2011
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Tuesday currency update
6 December, 2011
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Today has seen a raft of news causing volatile exchange rates around the world…
Read moreThis week’s currency calendar
4 December, 2011
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This week’s news due out around the world, likely to have an effect on exchange rates, is as follows…
Read moreUS jobless total falls, as ECB indicates it may provide Euro financing
2 December, 2011
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Today’s US jobs data showed a fall in the unemployment rate to 8.6%, while the European Central Bank may provide €200bn of funding through the IMF to help solve the Eurozone debt crisis. Both currencies have strengthened against the Pound today…
Read moreUK manufacturing shrinks as Bank of England issues stark warning
1 December, 2011
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This morning’s UK manufacturing figures showed the fastest rate of decline for 18 months, as the Bank of England Governor warns of possible ‘extraordinarily serious’ climate ahead…
Read moreCentral banks act to ease global credit – Euro rates fall, US Dollar cheaper
30 November, 2011
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The world’s main central banks, in the UK, USA, Canada, Japan, and Europe, have made mutual agreements to provide credit to each other, in a move designed to ease strains in world markets…
Read moreExchange rate update for Tuesday 29th
29 November, 2011
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Exchange rates continue to show volatility as the UK autumn statement, Eurozone debt auctions, and US financial news all dominate the headlines…
Read moreThis week’s currency news 28 Nov 2011
28 November, 2011
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This week’s focus for the Pound is likely to be tomorrow’s autumn statement from Chancellor Osborne. There is still a full week of data releases scheduled, all with the potential to move exchange rates, as follows…
Read moreEuro cheaper as Italian debt rates rise
25 November, 2011
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Italy paid a record 6.5% to borrow over 6 months at a bond auction this morning – the highest yield since the country joined the Euro, which has sent the single currency down…
Read moreUK GDP unchanged, as German bond sale turns sour
24 November, 2011
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This morning’s UK GDP figures were not revised from last month’s reading – avoiding a potential banana skin for the Pound. Meanwhile in Germany a sale of government bonds resulted in half not being sold, as Eurozone worries spread further…
Read moreBank of England unanimous on QE for November, Pound goes up
23 November, 2011
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This morning’s Bank of England minutes showed that all 9 committee members voted for ‘no extension’ to the existing Quantitative Easing programme in November…
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