NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — The euro trimmed its earlier losses Tuesday after the Department of Labor said U.S. job openings rose
(Reuters) – A total of 26 central banks and monetary authorities around the world have eased policy this year, in an unprecedented wave of measures aimed at boosting growth and bolstering inflation. Below is a chronological list of the moves.
The New Zealand dollar has reached its highest level ever against the euro in what may be the first of more peaks as the euro falls foul of the European Central Bank’s bond-buying programme.
The kiwi hit a record 70
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Investing.com – The dollar pushed higher against the yen and the euro on Friday after data showed that the U.S. economy expanded modestly in the last quarter of 2014, supporting expectations for interest rate increases.
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The pound rose to its strongest level in almost seven years against the euro as the European Central Bank said it would inject more than 1.1 trillion euros ($ 1.2 trillion) into the eurosystem through buying debt in the region.
LONDON (MarketWatch) — The euro slumped and
The dollar stayed stronger than $ 1.18 per euro for a second day on speculation U.S. payrolls data today will boost the case for Federal Reserve interest-rate increases this year.
The single currency was poised for a fourth weekly decline,
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The growing deviation in monetary policy continues to foster a bearish outlook for EUR/GBP and EUR/CAD as the European Central Bank (ECB) struggles to achieve its one and only mandate for price stability. Nevertheless, the Bank of England
– European Central Bank (ECB) to Announce Further Details Surrounding Non-Standard Measures.
– Will ECB President Mario Draghi Talk Down the Euro?
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Talking Points:
– EUR/USD Fails to Benefit from Upbeat 3Q GDP Ahead of ECB President Draghi’s Testimony.
– USD/JPY Threatens Bearish RSI Momentum Ahead of Japan 3Q GDP & BoJ Meeting.
– USDOLLAR Marks Fresh Monthly High on