October 10, 2007

Foreign exchange reserves

Countries that do not target a specific exchange rate are said to have a floating exchange rate, and allow the market to set the exchange rate; for countries with floating exchange rates, other instruments of monetary policy are

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Daily Bullish:, Well, gains were seen that reached 164.24 but these didn’t really impress. I also see resistance at 164.39 and its only above here that would see follow-through higher to 166.93 at least. Take care here as this could

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Socite generale, UBS FXstreet.com The Foreign Exchange Market, Spain - 14 hours ago GBP/USD: “Constructive above $2.0197 — remains on track for $2.0495.” EUR/JPY: “Constructive above 163.59 yen, targeting 165.80 en route to 169.10.”

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The dollar made the expected decline versus the European currencies, while marking time against the yen. Yen crosses remain in demand and this pattern should continue. Euro/dollar One day after hitting a 2 ½-week low euro/dollar climbed

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The Australian share market continued its record run today, with a BHP Billiton-led charge pushing the bourse higher. via The Sydney Morning Herald

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Well I decided to do a bit of sluething after a few friends of mine asked me if forex is the real deal. I immediately began to find as many reviews on it as possible before actually visiting the site itself. What did I find?

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The dollar declined against the Euro on Tuesday, after earlier hitting a two-week high, as traders stepped in to buy back the common currency at cheaper levels on expectations of further dollar weakness.

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Let’s call it “Iado” (i – uh – doo), then they can have four-sided stadium chant that a drunk can remember or any foreign exchange student pronounce like “OHI O!” It’s easy to text to friends when you’re sitting at an airport taunting

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In the sixth meeting, which was held on 6-7 September in Khabarovsk, attended by representatives of 53 countries and 4 international organizations. The meeting was very useful and constructive exchange of views on the most important

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The Dollar fell on Wednesday on speculation that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates again this year to prevent a weak housing sector from damaging the broader economy. Comments by former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan on Wednesday

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