Euros time to shine
Monday, 6 June 2011 11:47
The 17 nation European currency is thriving on disappointing U.S news and Euro news about Greek debts and Interest Rates. Starting Monday, the currency opened to hit a new one-month high of 1.4658 after trading around 1.4650 on friday before the end of the week. Aiming for the 1.50- line, the Euro is shining as positive announcements push it upwards.
Read MoreEngland’s Services PMI weaker
Friday, 3 June 2011 12:53
Services Purchasing Managers’ Index in Britain was released not long ago causing Sterling to weaken against some major currencies as news was weaker than expected.
Read MoreSterling drops; caused by weak PMI
Wednesday, 1 June 2011 02:51
United Kingdom’s Manufacturing PMI was released earlier today, causing Sterling to drop drastically against the Greenback and Euro as news were not as good as was expected.
Read MoreHousing Prices in U.K better than expected, at 0.3%
Friday, 27 May 2011 10:58
United Kingdom released its Housing Prices figures in May, which surprisingly viewed better results than expected; at 0.3%. 0.2% higher than forecasted.
Read MoreSlight recovery for Euro after all-time low versus Swiss Franc
Thursday, 26 May 2011 11:35
Yesterday’s Euro session had mixed feelings, trading flat against the Dollar and lower versus the Streling and Swiss Franc. Today’s session seems to be a little brighter for the 17 nation European currency as it’s trading stronger against the Dollar above the 1.40 zone.
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