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U.s. Dollar Advances Vs. Yen.

In the news: March- 4 Today the U.S. Markets rallied on speculation China will expand efforts to increase growth and U.S. lawmakers will reach an agreement on a plan to stem foreclosures. The S&P 500 rebounded from multi-year lows and some of the Chinese stock markets jumped the most in four months. Treasuries fell, as equity markets moved high

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Yen Advances To New Highs.

Markets for January 22, 2009 by James Whyte In the news:Rebound Wednesday is what we are calling the markets today. Stocks in the U.S. markets moved higher covering their losses from yesterday’s session. This bounce was due to strength in technology stocks and financials. Oil also spiked higher today, moving above $43 per barrel as signs

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Dow Dips To 12-year Lows.

Markets for March 3, 2009 by James Whyte In the news: March 2 – Following the falling markets in Asia and Europe, the Dow Jones fell to the lowest levels since 1997. Trading below 6,900 and closing at 6,763, the U.S. Equity markets closed down an average of 4% on the back of the government’s decision to continue bailing out the insurance giant, AIG

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Dollar Index Climbs To New Highs.

Markets for February 27, 2009 by James Whyte In the news: February 27- The U.S. Markets begun the day on a negative note as the GDP report indicated the U.S. economy is shrinking at the fastest pace in 26 years. Prelim GDP q/q came in at -6.2% versus a -5.4% forecast. Although the terrible GDP news kept the markets in the red for most the day,

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Asian markets, flat after ?stress test?; Euro, Pound and Yen consolidate

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) ? Asian markets have remained little moved on Friday after U.S. Treasury reported that the 19 largest banks would need $75 billions to be well capitalized, a lower than expected figure. Euro and Pound and Yen have been consolidating during Asian session.Japanese Nikkei index adds 0.2% reversing opening losses, while South Korean Kospi Index trades 0.4% above its opening level, and Australian S&P Index fell 0.7%.Banking shares have been higher today despite rises were narrow in all cases;

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USD/CAD Rising Higher as Banking Concerns Grip Markets

USD/CAD is getting some support from weaker equity markets as banking problems continue to stoke fear sentiment.Weaker North American stocks are providing broad momentum to the U.S. dollar and helping to push USD/CAD closer to the 1.30 CAD marker. The cross is up over a full cent to 1.2884 CAD. The negative sentiment started overnight when the U.S. Treasury released a statement saying it would increase its stake in AIG, allowing the insurance company to draw up to

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European markets open with gains; Euro and Pound, little moved

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) ? European markets have opened Friday?s session with gains once concerns about U.S. banks? stress tests have vanished. Major currencies remain moving sideways, ahead of April?s non-farm payrolls report.Eurostoxx 50 Index adds 1.54%, and German DAX index gains 1.57% while French CAC Index trades 1.34% above its opening level. Banking stocks are moving higher once fears about bankruptcies in the U.S. are gone; Commerzbank rose 3.5% and shares of Royal Bank of Scotland rocketed 13%.Euro Pound and Yen,

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