DAILY CURRENCY REPORTS
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11 March 2010 - TorFX Following last Monday's dramatic declines things got a little better for sterling later in the week, but the relief was only a blip, and the down trend has resumed in earnest. The Sterling/Kiwi rate hit record lows yesterday after breaking below key support at 2.13. Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - Currencies Direct Yesterday we had the result of the RBNZ monetary policy meeting at which, as had been expected, they left the Kiwi interest rates unchanged at 2.5%. The Governor, in his statement that followed, Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - Currency Solutions Sterling was flat against the dollar and the euro this morning but further weakness is expected as analysts believe this pause in sell is only temporary. Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - Axia The Pound is hovering at a perilous crossroads resembling the "Stretch Armstrong" toy of the 90's. With the sentiment arm being pulled with more ferocity and vigour than the arm of fact and sound reasoning, Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - Moneycorp You should be aware that trading leveraged products on margin carries a high level of risk as you can lose all or more than your initial investment. It may not be suitable for all investors and you should ensure you fully understand the risks involved, Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - No1 Currency Sterling did however weather the early storm, helped in part by Bank of England’s Adam Possen expressed confidence in an economic turn round in the UK whichever party wins the election. Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - World Wide Currencies China reports a surge in inflation overnight, and hints at it may act to dampen growth in the short term. Lower yielding (safe haven) currencies may benefit should this be the case. Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - Currency Solutions Mid-Market Exchange Rates against the British Pound GBP at 08:38 AM GMT Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - CaxtonFX The pound slumped to a one week low against the single currency yesterday after unexpectedly weak production figures renewed fears of negative economic growth. Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - Moneycorp The pound got off to an uncomfortable start on Wednesday with a rotten set of data for industrial and manufacturing production. Falling by -0.4% and -0.9% respectively in January the figures were negative when they should have been positive. Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - Rapheals Private Bank Rapheals Private Bank Daily Report.11 March 2010 Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - Halo Finacial The 0.9% monthly drop in UK manufacturing output between December and January (the first drop in 5 months) was yesterday’s ice that let traders put more skids under Sterling and the problem for the Pound was that the whole world was watching. Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - TorFX The Reserve Bank of Australia raised interest rates again last week, bringing their official cash rate up to 4%. That move further increases the appeal of the currency when compared to sterling. Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - TorFX The report from the Office of National Statistics showed that factory output fell for the first time in five months, indicating that the sector is struggling to expand following the longest recession on record. Output was down 0.9% from the previous month Read More >> |
11 March 2010 - Currencies Direct The rates shown below are based on today's Interbank rates at 07.15 AM. Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - Currency Solutions Sterling slid to one-week lows against the dollar and euro today after data showing an unexpected fall in British manufacturing gave the pound another clout as it still remains dazed from political and economic uncertainty. Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - Axia Greek PM Papandreou, yesterday failed to gain the support of Barack Obama and the American nation in his quest to stop speculators betting on a Greek default. Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - World Wide Currencies The dismal UK trade data has ensured the Pound remains under early morning selling pressure. Another factor is potential downgrade of some of the UK’s banks. Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - CaxtonFX The figures came as quite a shock to the markets. With sterling as weak as it is, it had been hoped that the increased competitiveness of UK exports would have supported a rebalancing of the economy. Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - Currencies Direct Sterling is still under the 1.50 level against the USD and has dropped under the 1.10 level against the euro and is entrenched in a bearish trend. Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - Halo Finacial The pound slide sharply yesterday following a dreadful January trade balance which showed UK export volumes fell 9%. This is extremely concerning given the boost exports should have received from the massive fall in the value of the pound. Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - No1 Currency ratings agency warnings on UK banks and further evidence of a tight election race already undermining sterling, surprisingly weak trade figures further contributed to the pound underperforming again yesterday. Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - Moneycorp You should be aware that trading leveraged products on margin carries a high level of risk as you can lose all or more than your initial investment. It may not be suitable for all investors and you should ensure you fully understand the risks involved, Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - Rapheals Private Bank Rapheals Private Bank Daily Report.10 March 2010 Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - Moneycorp In light of the above it is instructive to see sterling opening in London this morning all but unchanged from its position 24 hours ago. The euro, too, has its debt and credit issues. Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - VoltrexFX The markets became a little wary yesterday which saw the dollar take back some losses made against the majors earlier in the week. Investors remain hesitant due to concerns about European debt and whether stock valuations are getting a little high. Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - UKforex The dollar strengthened yesterday on the back of risk unwinding. Yesterday was also the one year anniversary of the bear market lows on the equity indices. As a comparison, Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - Currency Solutions Mid-Market Exchange Rates against the British Pound GBP at 08:31 AM GMT Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - TorFX A successful government gilt auction helped sterling recovery its poise last Tuesday after a Monday which saw the currency slide over two cents against the Euro. Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - World First Needless to say, with this data casting doubts on the strength of the UK recovery pound was whacked hard in trade yesterday. We are still only just above the lows that we saw last Monday against USD, Read More >> |
10 March 2010 - Currencies Direct Currencies Direct daily rates.10 March 2010. Read More >> |
09 March 2010 - World Wide Currencies Having weakened during the course of yesterday’s trading the USD is again stronger. Concerns on the speed of any economic recovery in Europe sees the USD gain over both the Euro and the Pound. Read More >> |
09 March 2010 - Moneycorp released at midnight appear to have had a net negative effect on sterling. The British Retail Consortium's retail sales monitor turned positive in February, Read More >> |
09 March 2010 - CaxtonFX Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker said that European officials are lucky that the euro region's first major crisis was sparked by one of its smaller members and he is confident the currency will survive. Read More >> |
09 March 2010 - Axia The media circus surrounding Sterling continues to rumble on as negative forecasts and outdated attacks on the economy highlight how out of touch the UK press really are. The ease in which British journalists churn out articles on parity speculation with the USD and the Euro is becoming rather monotonous Read More >> |
09 March 2010 - Rapheals Private Bank Rapheals Private Bank Daily Report.09 March 2010 Read More >> |
09 March 2010 - Halo Finacial No wonder then the Pound is slipping back below USD 1.50 although $1.49 and $ 1.4820 should provide some support for the battered Pound. Sterling is trying to break below EUR 1.10 although it has done this before and managed to end each day back above that line. Read More >> |
09 March 2010 - Currencies Direct The NZD has been choppy ahead of their interest rate announcement on Thursday morning. The expectation is that the RBNZ will keep rates on hold, however it seems some doubt has crept in and is causing volatility in the NZD crosses. Read More >> |
09 March 2010 - TorFX The Pound failed to find any buying support later in the session, despite comments from Bank of England policy maker Kate Barker, who unexpectedly expressed some optimism that the UK economy is recovering. Read More >> |
09 March 2010 - International Foreign Exchange Despite starting the morning session on a slight high the pound retreated and after lunch was trading at similar levels to the majority of the last week. Read More >> |
09 March 2010 - London Capital Group The Greek prime minister is off to the States now to try and curry favour with Barack, but he may not be given the sort of reassurances he’s after following the US president’s climb down, after calls for a big step up in regulation. Read More >> |
09 March 2010 - Currencies Direct Currencies Direct daily rates Daily Rates.09 March 2010 Read More >> |
09 March 2010 - World First Investor confidence was seen as equity markets continued their recent upwards bent. Read More >> |
08 March 2010 - MF Global Currencies Direct daily rates Read More >> |
08 March 2010 - Currencies Direct Sterling was cushioned by improvements in consumer confidence and UK PMI which showed gains in the UK service sector. The FTSE also climbed to an 18 month closing high on Friday and pushed over 5600 this morning before falling back a little. Read More >> |
08 March 2010 - TorFX A separate report from the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply showed that an index of UK services industries expanded at the fastest pace in three years last month, as the economy officially exited the longest recession on record. The UK economy expanded 0.3% in the revised estimate for the fourth quarter, largely driven by the improvement in services, which accounts for three quarters of output. Read More >> |
08 March 2010 - Halo Kathryn Bigelow became the first woman in the Academy’s history to win Best Director with Hurt Locker. Read More >> |
08 March 2010 - World First Sterling was obviously laid low on Monday and had spent much of the week like a dazed boxer, waiting for the bell and an opportunity to regroup. We haven't seen moves below the levels carved out in Monday's carnage which is an encouraging sign and while rebound-like gains are unlikely, the prospect of imminent collapse has lessened. Read More >> |
05 March 2010 - Currencies Direct Later today we have the big US non-farm payrolls number but even this has lost some of its importance with the appalling weather expected to have considerably distorted the numbers. Read More >> |
05 March 2010 - World Wide Currencies The USD had a good day yesterday and is currently trading in the middle of its recent trading range. The Bank of England and ECB left rates unchanged as expected with the Bank of England deciding to leave its quantitative program unchanged. Read More >> |

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