Day: May 14, 2009

May 14
2009

Indian Rupee Sells as Indian Elections End with Uncertainty

The Indian rupee declined against the U.S. dollar today showing the second bearish day as the country’s parliament elections aren’t easily predictable about the actual winner that will form the new government. While India’s currency was the definite beneficiary of the recent uprise of the high-yielding assets it suffers greatly now from the double impact of the heightened global risk-aversion and the ongoing […]

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May 14
2009

Jobless Claims and PPI Rise, EUR/USD Still Down

EUR/USD continued to fall today despite the increase of the producer price index in United States. The number of jobless also grew but that’s actually a negative factor for the euro and good for the dollar. EUR/USD is now trading near 1.3560. Both up and down moves were detected during the trading session. PPI went up by 0.3% (seasonally adjusted) in April after by 1.2% in March. Traders […]

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