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Morning Market Recap: U.S. Dollar Continues Slide, Commodities Rally

The reverberations from the Federal Reserve's plan to increase its balance sheet and undertake quantitative easing continues to drive commodities and stocks higher, with the U.S. dollar slumping.One way to keep an equity market rally alive is to throw money at it and yesterday's announced $1.15 trillion in additional debt security purchases by the Fed was more than what either bond or equity markets thought the Fed would do, said Andrew Pyle, investment adviser at Scotia Capital.Most

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Closing Market Recap: U.S. Stocks and Dollar Down, Commodities Race Higher

(CEP News) • S&P 500 Loses 1.30% • Canada's TSX Gains For Eighth Straight Day • Weaker U.S. Dollar Boosts Gold and Silver • Oil Rallies to Three-Month High, Natural Gas Gains 14% • Commodity Currencies Poised to Gain From Dollar SlumpFinancials Stall Equity RallyU.S. equity markets opened to the upside on Thursday, but turned lower following a round of profit-taking in financial stocks.The S&P 500 closed down 10 points, or 1.3%, to 784. The Dow fell 86 points, or 1.1%, to 7400 and the

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Positive Market Sentiment Hurting U.S. Dollar

The U.S. dollar has been on a significant down trend in the last five days as risk appetite continues to support equity markets and high yield currencies.Broad weakness was seen in the U.S. dollar Monday, which was down against most major currencies. The greenback was only showing gains against the Japanese yen today, and hit a session high of 98.64 JPY. A late afternoon sell-off in equities is providing some support for the U.S. dollar as it continues

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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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Morning Market Recap: U.S. Dollar Continues Slide, Commodities Rally

The reverberations from the Federal Reserve's plan to increase its balance sheet and undertake quantitative easing continues to drive commodities and stocks higher, with the U.S. dollar slumping.One way to keep an equity market rally alive is to throw money at it and yesterday's announced $1.15 trillion in additional debt security purchases by the Fed was more than what either bond or equity markets thought the Fed would do, said Andrew Pyle, investment adviser at Scotia Capital.Most

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Sterling Slides Following Downbeat Commentary from Lawmakers

The pound sterling is weaker on Monday following suggestions that the IMF could once again downgrade its global economic forecast, coupled with more downbeat commentary from lawmakers.In an interview with German newspaper Handelsblatt, IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said global economic forecasts would be lowered again as the recession continues to take its toll. He also called for swifter action to clean up bank balance sheets.According to the Financial Times, UK Chancellor Alistair Darling plans to admit

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Euro Near Two-Month High Ahead of FOMC Rate Decision (Repeat)

The euro is trading near two-month highs despite weaker U.S. equity futures. The weak U.S. dollar reflects market concerns for the Fed's ever-expanding balance sheet, say some currency strategists.A drop in equity futures during the European session helped drag down EUR/USD, which hit a session low at 1.2989 USD. The cross quickly recovered and is now trading above 1.31 USD.The euro extended its gains following a slight rise in U.S. inflation. The seasonally-adjusted core U.S. Consumer Price

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Closing Market Recap: U.S. Stocks and Dollar Down, Commodities Race Higher

(CEP News) • S&P 500 Loses 1.30% • Canada's TSX Gains For Eighth Straight Day • Weaker U.S. Dollar Boosts Gold and Silver • Oil Rallies to Three-Month High, Natural Gas Gains 14% • Commodity Currencies Poised to Gain From Dollar SlumpFinancials Stall Equity RallyU.S. equity markets opened to the upside on Thursday, but turned lower following a round of profit-taking in financial stocks.The S&P 500 closed down 10 points, or 1.3%, to 784. The Dow fell 86 points, or 1.1%, to 7400 and the

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Negative Market Sentiment Weakens Euro Against Greenback

Negative market sentiment is griping currency markets with the euro remaining under pressure against the U.S. dollar Thursday morning.Among the G10 currencies, the Japanese yen is the only currency that is higher against the U.S. dollar. The euro is sitting in the middle of the pack and continues to trade below the key level of 1.32 USD.During the Asian session, EUR/USD managed to rally to a high of 1.3269. However, the gains were short-lived and the

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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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