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Concerns About Euro Country Defaults "Unfounded," Says ECB's Weber

Rising speculation about potential defaults by countries within the European monetary union are unfounded and purely hypothetical, European Central Bank Governing Council member Axel Weber said on Tuesday.While rising Credit Default Swap premiums on sovereign bonds have driven speculation about potential EMU country defaults, Weber said euro area member states with high yield spreads are currently facing favourable refinancing conditions thanks to unprecedented low interest rates.For European monetary union, the financial crisis is certainly posing the greatest

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USD Stronger One Day After Treasury Unveils Toxic Debt Plan

The U.S. dollar is generally stronger on Tuesday in the aftermath of the U.S. Treasury's unveiling of its toxic debt plan on Monday.The U.S. Treasury announced that it will spend up to $1 trillion in a bid to provide support to the balance sheets of financial institutions and support the toxic debt market, which includes mostly mortgage-backed securities.Stocks rallied sharply on the news with the S&P 500 picking up 7% on the day, but futures are looking

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Morning Market Recap: Markets Find Little Direction as Sentiment Improves

Risk appetite is on the rise Thursday morning as North American equities show another day of gains and remain near their February highs.The Dow Jones industrial average is up 64 points to 7814, the S&P 500 is up 8 points to 822 and the Nasdaq is up 28 points to 1557.Canadian stocks are also higher, with Toronto's S&P/TSX composite index up 131 points to 8928.European stock markets are mixed, with the Eurostoxx down 9 points to 1829,

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Midday Market Recap: Equities Fall as Traders Take Profits

U.S. equity markets continue to be under pressure as traders take some profits off the table on Friday.Toronto's S&P/TSX composite index is down 127 points to 8869, the Dow Jones industrial average is down 145 points to 7779, the S&P 500 is down 15 points to 818 and the Nasdaq is down 37 points to 1550.European stock markets closed with the Euro Stoxx down 21 points to 1823, the UK FTSE 100 down 26 points to 3899

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USD Moves Higher as Global Equities Move Lower

The U.S. dollar is stronger against majors except for the Japanese yen on Wednesday as global equities sell off.U.S. equity market futures are mixed with contracts on the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 48 points to 7714, the S&P 500 down 4 points to 810 and the Nasdaq flat at 1281. European stock markets are lower, with the Eurostoxx down 9 points to 1863, the UK FTSE 100 down 20 points to 3911 and the German DAX

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Euro Under Modest Pressure on Concerns Over EU Sovereign Debt

Weaker U.S. equity futures and lingering concerns over debt of European countries are helping to drag EUR/USD lower today.The euro is under modest pressure this morning, as gains were capped just under the 1.29 USD level in the European session. The euro is trading in the middle of its recent range, just below 1.28 USD.Economic data appear to be having little impact on the currency, which may be caught up in general U.S. dollar strength. The confirmed

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