Currency exchange ‘making euro destinations more affordable’
Currency exchange rates for sterling are making European destinations more affordable for Britons.
Read more
Currency exchange rates for sterling are making European destinations more affordable for Britons.
Read more
Sterling will have one last burst of buying that should send it sailing over $1.60, especially if the dollar remains as weak as it has been.
Read more
The euro is slightly higher against the dollar as investors await a monthly jobs report for indications about the strength of the U.S. economy.
Read more
Only a few weeks ago, the dollar was powering towards its highest levels in four years, the beneficiary of widespread gloom about Europe’s debt crisis and rising optimism about the US recovery.
Read more
Deutsche Bank AG started two exchange-traded funds linked to its DB Currency Returns Index on the London Stock Exchange, seeking to gain institutional clients looking to invest in currencies.
Read more
China has indicated that it will allow its currency to appreciate – following months of pressure from the US. Some refer to the currency as the yuan, others call it the renminbi. Who is right?
Read more
Facebook is partnering a Malaysian company to sell credits at retail outlets across Asia for the first time, aiming to make it easier for millions of people to purchase virtual goods and play games on the social networking site while boosting revenue for developers.
Read more
The largest Labour group in U. S. advocated Congress for passing the legislation to fight China’s currency practices. This suggestion from Labour group has come a day after the refusal of Obama Administration to name Beijing as a currency manipulator.
Read more
A noticeable void of fresh news has created a lacklustre trading environment which continues to promote USD selling.
Read more
The U.S. dollar may only look good because its fiat currency brethren look bad, but declining confidence in paper money has thrust gold toward a position it hasn’t enjoyed for a century or so— freedom from its seesaw relationship with the U.S. dollar.
Read more
Recent Comments