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In U.K. trading this morning, the common currency Euro gained against the U.S. Dollar for the second trading session.
Standard & Poor’s, the international rating agency, yesterday downgraded Spain’s sovereign debt adding to investor concerns that a debt crisis within the Euro-zone is rapidly widening.
Investors’ worries about the Greek debt problem continue to put significant pressure on the common currency Euro, which today struck a new 1-year trough versus the U.S. Dollar.
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The N.Z. Dollar surged to a new 3-month peak in Asian trading today, with the Kiwi expected to rise higher still
Market players sold off their short term holdings in the Euro in Asian trading today, worried about the effectiveness of any rescue plan that the G20 may come up with the help the Greek nation out of its debt troubles
The common currency Euro fell to an almost 12-week low versus the Pound Sterling in London trading today, spurred on by the Euro’s softness vis-à-vis the continuing debt problems in Greece.
The EUR declined Thursday afternoon following data that showed Greece's budget deficit was significantly worse than originally assumed. This also raised concerns that the Greek crisis crisis might very well affect additional euro zone countries.
This Forex news piece discusses the recent Goldman Sachs scandal as well as its effects on Forex.
The Japanese Yen fell versus major currencies in Asian trading today as investors sought instead higher risk
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This Forex news piece discusses the latest financial crisis of Goldman Sachs being accused of fraud and how it affects Forex.
This Forex news piece discusses the various major currency pairs of the Forex market.
Economic data shows that Chinese growth in the 1st quarter of 2010 was at 11.9%.
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With investor worries about the Greek debt problem reignited, the Japanese Yen rose versus the single currency Euro.
The Forex market continues to feel the affects of Greece's financial crisis, this time, the rescue plan affecting the market.