WORLD FOREX: Gains Vs Yen Erode Despite Stocks Wall Street Journal As those two camps chop back and forth, the (Canadian) will be stuck in the middle," said Dustin Reid, director of G11 forex strategy at RBS Greenwich Capital Markets in Chicago. Thursday morning, the US dollar was at C$1.2235 from C$1.2367 late ... WORLD FOREX: Rise In Risk Appetite Helps Euro, Hurts Dollar WORLD FOREX: Euro Falls As Traders Take Profits, US Data WORLD FOREX: Euro Falters In Late Trading As Stocks Recede |
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WORLD FOREX: Yen Drops As Japan Data Whet Risk Appetite - Wall Street Journal
 The Associated Press | WORLD FOREX: Yen Drops As Japan Data Whet Risk Appetite Wall Street Journal By Takashi Mochizuki Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES TOKYO (Dow Jones)--The euro and dollar rose against the yen in Asia Thursday after better-than-expected Japan machinery orders data pushed up local share prices, increasing investors' risk appetite. ... FOREX-Dlr, yen edge down as stocks rise FOREX-Dollar slides vs yen as risk appetite stays low WORLD FOREX: Yen Rises As Safe Haven Unit On Weak Shares |
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FOREX-Euro slightly higher as stocks inch up - Reuters
FOREX-Euro slightly higher as stocks inch up Reuters "To the extent that we've seen a slight revival in risk appetite, the rebound in equities is important," said Robert Minikin, senior forex strategist at Standard Chartered in London. Continued... |
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FOREX-Dollar rises vs yen, cheered by Wells Fargo outlook - Reuters
 ABC News | FOREX-Dollar rises vs yen, cheered by Wells Fargo outlook Reuters By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss NEW YORK, April 9 (Reuters) - The dollar rose against the yen on Thursday, as global stocks gained after positive US earnings news, rekindling appetite for so-called riskier assets such as stocks ahead of the Easter holidays ... * Wells Fargo earnings guidance boosts dollar vs yen |
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Zimbabwe prices fall but forex shortages continue - Reuters
Zimbabwe prices fall but forex shortages continue Reuters HARARE, April 9 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's consumer prices fell for the third straight month in March after the government abandoned its worthless currency, but shortages of foreign currency continued to bite. The CSO said inflation stood at -3.0 percent ... |
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