Archive for February, 2009
Korea Sees ‘Lumpy Road’ for Won, Bank Debt-Sale Delay (Update1)
By Sangim Han
Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) — South Korea expects continued volatility in the won, the world’s worst-performing major currency in the past year, further delaying bank sales of bonds to global investors, the Financial Services Commission said.
Posted: February 26th, 2009 under News.
Tags: currency, Currency Trading, Dollar, Euro, European Banks, Federal Reserve, Forex, Forex Trading, FX, Global Banks, Global Recession, IMF, Korea Development Bank, Won
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Australian, N.Z. Dollars Slip as Asia, U.S. Slumps Deepening
By Candice Zachariahs
Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) — The Australian and New Zealand dollars slid after government reports in Asia, Europe and the U.S. increased concerns the global recession is deepening.
Posted: February 26th, 2009 under News.
Tags: ANZ National Bank Ltd., Australian Dollar, currency, currency market, Currency Trading, Euro, G7, Global Recession, Group o Seven, N.Z. Dollar, RBC Capital Markets Ltd.
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Yen Falls to Lowest Since November on Concern Economy Worsening
By Ron Harui and Theresa Barraclough
Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) — The yen fell to a three-month low against the dollar before reports this week that may add to evidence Japan’s recession is deepening, reducing the appeal of its currency as a refuge from the global financial turmoil.
Posted: February 26th, 2009 under News.
Tags: Asian stocks, Bank of America, British Pound, Canadian Dollar, currency, Currency traders, Currency Trading, Dollar, ECB Rates, Euro, Foreign-Exchange, Forex, Forex Trading, Global Financial Turmoil, Global Recession, Group Treasury Asia in Tokyo at Commerzbank AG, Krona, Swiss Franc, UBS AG, Yen
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Options Show Yen to Reach Highest Since June 1995: Chart of Day
By Shigeki Nozawa and Nate Hosoda
Feb. 25 (Bloomberg) — Option contracts are signaling the yen may go from this month’s worst-performing major currency versus the dollar to one of the best, Societe Generale SA said.
Posted: February 25th, 2009 under News.
Tags: currencies trading, currency, Currency Trading, Financial crisis, Forex, Forex Trading, Global Economy, Global Recession, Japan's currency
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South Korea Won Rebounds From Near 11-Year Low as Stocks Rally
By Kim Kyoungwha
Feb. 25 (Bloomberg) — South Korea’s won rebounded, after yesterday trading near an 11-year low, as stock market gains helped revive investor demand for riskier assets.
Posted: February 25th, 2009 under News.
Tags: currencies trading, currency, Currency Trading, Forex, Forex Market, Forex Trading, Global Economy, Global Recession, Korea Exchange Bank, Korean currencies, Kospi stock Index, south korea policy, South Korea's Won
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Yen’s Haven Allure Fades as Japanese Economic Slide Worsens
By Matthew Brown and Kim-Mai Cutler
Feb. 25 (Bloomberg) — The yen may be losing its appeal as a refuge from turmoil as the financial crisis that morphed into a global economic slump hammers Japanese exports, according to some of the world’s biggest currency analysts and investors.
Posted: February 25th, 2009 under News.
Tags: Currency Trading, Dollar, Equity Markets, Forex, Forex Day Trading, Forex Mini accounts, Forex Trading, FX Trading, Global Recession, Global Stock Market, greenback, HSBC, Japanese Economic Slide, Online Currency, Online Currency Converter, Online Currency Trading, Yen
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