Great Britainâs pound advanced against the euro to touch its highest level in several weeks after a court in the UK ruled that the government needs parliamentary approval before starting the process of leaving the European Union. The ruling means that the Brexit referendum is not constitutionally sufficient for the British government to leave the European Union on its own. However, the government is appealing on the basis that the referendum was only done once the House […]
Read moreThe Canadian dollar lost its gains against the US dollar earlier today as a drop in oil prices overshadowed uncertainty about the presidential election in the USA. The weekly report for the official US crude stockpile figures from the Energy Information Administration revealed that crude inventories rose by 14.4 million barrels for the week ended October 28, which is more than the increase in stockpiles reported by the American Petroleum Institute yesterday at 9.3 million barrels. […]
Read moreThe Canadian dollar lost its gains against the US dollar earlier today as a drop in oil prices overshadowed uncertainty about the presidential election in the USA. The weekly report for the official US crude stockpile figures from the Energy Information Administration revealed that crude inventories rose by 14.4 million barrels for the week ended October 28, which is more than the increase in stockpiles reported by the American Petroleum Institute yesterday at 9.3 million barrels. […]
Read moreThe US dollar fell on Wednesday against most of the major currencies, including the euro, yen, and sterling ahead of the US presidential election that runs on November 8. The political tension in the USA is reducing tradersâ appetite for the nationâs currency as Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump moves closer in polls to Democrat Hillary Clinton after the FBI said last Friday that itâs opening an investigation into more emails related to Hillary Clintonâs […]
Read moreThe US dollar fell on Wednesday against most of the major currencies, including the euro, yen, and sterling ahead of the US presidential election that runs on November 8. The political tension in the USA is reducing tradersâ appetite for the nationâs currency as Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump moves closer in polls to Democrat Hillary Clinton after the FBI said last Friday that itâs opening an investigation into more emails related to Hillary Clintonâs […]
Read moreThe New Zealand dollar rallied today, getting help from surprisingly positive domestic macroeconomic reports. Basically all economic data was good and even better than expected. Inflation expectations for the next two years were at 1.7% in the December quarter, virtually unchanged from the September quarter. The number of jobs rose by 1.4% in the September quarter from the previous three months, more than two times the forecast increase by 0.6%, as employment […]
Read moreThe New Zealand dollar rallied today, getting help from surprisingly positive domestic macroeconomic reports. Basically all economic data was good and even better than expected. Inflation expectations for the next two years were at 1.7% in the December quarter, virtually unchanged from the September quarter. The number of jobs rose by 1.4% in the September quarter from the previous three months, more than two times the forecast increase by 0.6%, as employment […]
Read moreThe Australian dollar was vulnerable today due to unexpectedly soft macroeconomic data. The currency logged a decline, though has trimmed it against some of rivals by now. Australian building approvals fell 8.7% in September from August after declining 1.8% in the previous reporting period. The drop was far bigger than the forecast 2.8%. Yesterday, the Aussie rallied as the Reserve Bank of Australia showed no intention to cut interest rates further, […]
Read moreThe Australian dollar was vulnerable today due to unexpectedly soft macroeconomic data. The currency logged a decline, though has trimmed it against some of rivals by now. Australian building approvals fell 8.7% in September from August after declining 1.8% in the previous reporting period. The drop was far bigger than the forecast 2.8%. Yesterday, the Aussie rallied as the Reserve Bank of Australia showed no intention to cut interest rates further, […]
Read moreAustraliaâs dollar started November off with gains against the US dollar as markets speculate that the Reverse Bank of Australia could be moving away from reducing its interest rates any time soon. The nationâs central bank took a decision earlier today to maintain its interest rates without any changes at 1.50%, stating strong conditions in the labor market, improved commodity prices and the stable economic situation in China as the main […]
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