DAILY CURRENCY REPORTS
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03 July 2009 - AxiaFX By getting married overseas, couples can include their honeymoon in the trip, helping to cut down on costs while also ensuring an exciting start to married life. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - AxiaFX Virgin Atlantic is looking to boost the number of people using its online check-in service by offering onboard duty free vouchers, Pragma has exclaimed. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - AxiaFX The development of a global standard to judge sustainability in the hospitality sector is untenable, ecoescape has claimed. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - Voltrex Foreign Exchange Britain is facing a repossession time bomb – Telegraph, US non-farm payroll numbers lower than expected at –467k, Euro-zone service sector data continues to disappoint, Oil trades lower today at 66.49 Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - Currency Solutions Yesterday was a volatile day for currency markets as a barrage of important data presented a complex economic picture. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - Moneycorp Overweight people will apparently be paid by the NHS in South West Essex to lose weight. The pound-for–pound project will give people a £1 shopping voucher for every pound of weight they lose. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - UK Forex Focus yesterday was on US Nonfarm Payrolls data. A notorious lottery figure it was always going to have an impact on risk sentiment and it did. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - CorporateFX Yesterday the US Dollar strengthened against the majors as risk aversion took hold of the markets. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - Currencies Solutions Mid-Market Exchange Rates against the British Pound GBP at 03 July 2009 11:13 AM BST Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - Currencies Direct Yesterday’s non-farm payroll data came in weaker than expected with feedback that US employers shed nearly half a million jobs and the unemployment rate jumped to 9.5%. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - No1 Currency Yesterday’s decision from the ECB to maintain interest rates at 1% was in line with market expectations. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - World First Yesterday was dominated by US jobs data with the morning's trading taking on a stagnant air as traders waited for the release. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - Raphaels Private Bank As anticipated, GBP/EUR took a sound thrashing yesterday as traders positioned themselves ahead of the behemoth event of the monthly European Central Bank meeting. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - CaxtonFX The pound strengthened by 0.54 cents (0.46%) against the euro yesterday to close the day at 1.1704. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - Worldwide Currencies The dollar looks like ending the week with gains across the board as rising US unemployment numbers yesterday added to speculation the global recession will be prolonged sending stocks lower and boosting demand for the relative safety of the dollar. Read More >> |
03 July 2009 - Currencies Direct The rates shown below are based on today's Interbank rates at 03 July 2009 07.15 AM. Please contact us for current live rates and an individual quotation. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - CaxtonFX In a scheduled announcement, the European Central Bank (ECB) kept its interest rate on hold at a historic low of 1.00%. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - AxiaFX Global medical insurance is a cost-effective option for large and small businesses protecting their travelling staff, Bupa has claimed. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - AxiaFX Britons are looking to save costs on foreign travel by renting out their second homes, it has been reported. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - AxiaFX European business travellers are finding that favourable exchange rates are making London a very economical destination, it has been claimed. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - Currency Solutions The release of the US unemployment rate, non-farm payrolls and average hourly earnings data is likely to cause volatility for foreign exchange markets today as investors base their decisions on risk appetite in the market. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - TorFX The Pound extended its decline against the Dollar yesterday, falling a further 0.6% on the session, to a low of $1.6383. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - Moneycorp The argument continues apace between the green-shootists and the credit crunch ain’t over boys. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - Currency Solutions Mid-Market Exchange Rates against the British Pound GBP at 02 July 2009 11:13 AM BST Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - UK Forex GBP/USD has drifted slightly lower overnight and after making a brief attempt to break back through the 1.6500 level yesterday it opens this morning at 1.6335. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - Raphaels Private Bank Yesterdays morning saw a big reversal in risk appetite as revised UK GDP figures showed a worse than expected UK decline over the year. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - CorporateFX The US Dollar on the whole is slightly stronger this morning after mixed data and comments from China overnight. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - Currencies Direct Sterling lost more ground against the EUR and the USD yesterday as the repercussions of the lower GDP number continued to weigh it down. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - Voltrex Foreign Exchange Euro falls after newspaper report doubting Russia's banking sector, Optimism over global recovery takes a knock as dollar rallies, Sterling falls against majors as dollar buying sees cable drop below 1.64, China renews its call for a new international monetary system Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - No1 Currency Yesterday saw some more positive news from the purchasing managers index for the manufacturing sector. The index rose to a 13 month high of 47.0 in June, from 45.4 in May. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - CaxtonFX The pound weakened by 0.79 cents (0.67%) against the euro yesterday to close the day at 1.1650 Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - Currencies Direct The rates shown below are based on today's Interbank rates at 02 July 2009 07.15 AM. Please contact us for current live rates and an individual quotation. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - World First Strong PMI figures from around the globe served to increase the belief that the recovery is coming soon with equity markets and other risky assets getting a good start to the 3rd quarter. Read More >> |
02 July 2009 - Worldwide Currencies The link between stocks and USD continues. US Dollar is weaker as stock markets close firmer. Currencies are still trading within their recent ranges in these summer markets. Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - AxiaFX Holidaymakers need to be able to access clear and impartial advice about travel insurance, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) believes. Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - AxiaFX The staycation is growing in popularity and is likely to become a common alternative to overseas travel for years to come. Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - AxiaFX Travellers are putting their holiday expenditure under much closer scrutiny, it has been claimed. Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - TorFX The Pound rallied to a fresh 2009 high against the U.S Dollar in London but the UK currency was unable to sustain the upside rally, finding support around $1.6400 by the close of trading last night. Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - Moneycorp Biggest UK economic slippage in half a century, Dollar higher on weak confidence reading, Manufacturing PMI contest today Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - Currencies Solutions The US dollar is trading at higher levels this morning, particularly against the pound as downbeat growth figures for the first quarter triggered a rise in risk appetite yesterday. Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - CorporateFX The British Pound fell over 1 percent against the US Dollar as GDP posted poor figures. Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - Currency Solutions Mid-Market Exchange Rates against the British Pound GBP at 01 July 2009 11:13 AM BST Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - Voltrex Foreign Exchange UK economy shrinks most in 50 years, Dollar rallies - players dump riskier currencies such as pounds and euros, Rand rallies on back of unexpected trade surplus, Oil rebounds to $70.55 after falling overnight Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - UK Forex UK GDP data, released yesterday morning, showed that the economy contracted by 2.4% in the first quarter of this year. Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - Currencies Direct Well yesterday certainly started well for sterling as it crashed through 1.66 against the USD and pushed over 1.18 against the euro... Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - CaxtonFX In early trading yesterday sterling strengthened against the single currency, after Britain’s third-largest mortgage broker Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - Raphaels Private Bank Global growth bulls are back on the yield trail today as a still simmering belief that there is life in the nascent economic rebound still holds weight in the light of a continued slew of half-decent market data. Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - No1 Currency Disappointing data yesterday from both the US and Euro zone cooled optimism in the financial markets causing a fresh wave of risk aversion. US consumer confidence figures unexpectedly tumbled in June helping the dollar and Yen regain some lost ground. Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - Currencies Direct The rates shown below are based on today's Interbank rates at 01 July 2009 07.15 AM. Please contact us for current live rates and an individual quotation. Read More >> |
01 July 2009 - World First As we predicted yesterday the GBP rally was over before it really began as GDP figures for the UK were very disappointing. Read More >> |

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