The euro fell for the first time since May 7 against the U.S. dollar, while the Japanese yen rose against all other major currencies, as the European stock markets failed to demonstrate a commitment to move farther up.Popular Posts
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The Yen rose against major currencies for second day in a row against European currencies. USD/JPY fell for third consecutive day. Today rea...
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The U.S. dollar continued to gain today after the yesterday’s rather significant rally as the speculations that the world’s biggest economy ...
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Australian Dollar has appreciated further on Tuesday’s European session, and the pair has risen from levels around 0.7400 to 0.7475; 7-month...
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American Dollar 1 USD in USD Argentine Peso 4.47506 0.223461 Australian Dollar 0.937147 ...
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The ECI is an important Forex employment indicator, and is published in a quarterly report from the U.S. Department of Labor. It measures t... -
WASHINGTON -- A trio of reports Friday suggested the economy, while still sick, is healing a little. Consumer sentiment, for instance, got b...
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