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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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Aussie Dollar Weaker Against Majors

The Aussie dollar is weaker against majors on Thursday after a bout of lower tier economic data for the region and comments from Chinese officials, who remain vague about promises of more stimulus.Australia posted a A$970 million trade surplus in January, against forecasts for a A$1.1 billion surplus and previous A$598 million reading in December. The Aussie dollar is down 1 cent at 0.6395 USD.Australian building approvals fell 3.7% month-over-month in January, despite forecasts for a smaller

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U.S. Dollar Remains Weaker as Equity Rally Keeps Momentum

The U.S. dollar is weaker against majors on Wednesday as equities continue to show optimism in the United States.Momentum in equities began on Tuesday, sparked by an upbeat memo to Citigroup employees suggesting the financial giant made money in the first two months of 2009, and resulting in a solid 6.4% gain in the S&P 500. The positive sentiment is carrying over into Wednesday, with futures pointing to another 0.96% gain at the open. Meanwhile, Congress approved

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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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Sterling Mixed Following U.S. Action on GM and Chrysler

The pound sterling is mixed after the U.S. government took action against General Motors and Chrysler, threatening to force both automakers into bankruptcy.Global equity markets were roiled on Monday after the U.S. government rejected restructuring plans from General Motors and Chrysler, and forced GM CEO Rick Wagoner to step down. Chrysler has 30 days to close deal with Fiat or be forced into bankruptcy, and government officials are looking at a surgical 30-day bankruptcy for GM.European stock

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Aussie Dollar Weaker Against Majors

The Aussie dollar is weaker against majors on Thursday after a bout of lower tier economic data for the region and comments from Chinese officials, who remain vague about promises of more stimulus.Australia posted a A$970 million trade surplus in January, against forecasts for a A$1.1 billion surplus and previous A$598 million reading in December. The Aussie dollar is down 1 cent at 0.6395 USD.Australian building approvals fell 3.7% month-over-month in January, despite forecasts for a smaller

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Tuesday's News Recap: Geithner Says U.S. Will Protect Banks, IBD TIPP Rebounds

(CEP News) • Bernanke Calls for Regulatory Reforms • U.S. Wholesale Inventories Fall 0.7% • U.S. Economic Optimism ReboundsU.S. Treasury Secretary Says Banks will be Capitalized and Protected U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner pledged to protect the United States' top 20 banks on Tuesday, and said some banks are going to need significant capital. Speaking in a PBS interview with Charlie Rose to be aired Tuesday night, he said the government cannot just let the crisis burn itself out, and that it is

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Fed's Lockhart Says Large Firms Should not be Broken Up To Limit Systemic Risks

Breaking up large financial institutions as a means of reducing systemic risks is both drastic and unfair, according to Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart (voter) speaking in New York on Thursday.I have concerns about such an approach, said the Atlanta Fed President. It strikes me as a drastic measure that could unfairly penalize relatively healthy and successful institutions, he said. His comments come as the U.S. government begins debating how it will reform the current financial regulatory

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Yen Rallies After U.S. Rejects Auto Restructuring Plans

The Japanese yen is stronger across the board on Monday after the U.S. government took strong action against General Motors and Chrysler, threatening to force both automakers into bankruptcy.Global equity markets were roiled on Monday after the U.S. government rejected restructuring plans from General Motors and Chrysler, and forced GM CEO Rick Wagoner to step down. Chrysler has 30 days to close deal with Fiat or be forced into bankruptcy, and Government officials are looking at surgical

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Current Crisis Poses a "Serious Challenge", Says ECB's Trichet

(CEP News) Frankfurt - The current crisis poses a

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