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Despite Monster Rally, Euro Weakness Against The Dollar Obvious In Swap Rates

Despite ballooning exchange rates, investors can’t get rid of their euros fast enough, as various rate indicators are demonstrating.

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Asian Shares Hit 4-Month High, Dollar Weak On Fed Action

Asian shares rose to a four-month high Friday while the dollar remained weak against other major currencies after the U.S. Federal Reserve announced an aggressive new stimulus to drive job creation in the U.S. economy.

Draghi Not The Only One Telling Investors Not To Short The Euro

In a press conference Thursday, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi warned "it's pointless to go short on the euro." The suggestion was lampooned. It turns out, Draghi isn't the only one with that recommendation

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FOMC Aftermath

Yesterday the Fed announced that they will extend their yield curve 'twisting'

Manufacturing Data Tells the Same Story

Advanced readings for German flash PMI came in at 44.7 versus a consensus of 45.2 while the euro zone services came in slightly better than expected at 46.8 versus 46.4

Fed Possibilities

Chairman Bernanke will announce his policy decision Wednesday at 12:30 EST, and considering the recent escalation in the European debt crisis

Spanish Yields, North American Data Shrugged Off

Markets are largely ignoring some very negative indicators this morning, seeming to feel that further support from central banks is imminent.

QElusional?

After the positive effects of the Greek election fade, markets will shift focus toward the Federal Reserve announcement scheduled for Wednesday.

Symbolic Victory for the Euro

The euro symbol was originally designed to resemble the Greek epsilon, in homage to the country often considered the birthplace of Western democratic ideals.

The Big Event: Greek election

Event risk is building for this weekend as the much-ballyhooed second round of Greek elections gets underway on Sunday.

Didn't Spain Just Get a Bailout?

It seems that since the very beginning of the European debt crisis the half-life of announced bailout measures is steadily contracting

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A Few Charts to Ponder: The Cost of Debt

Friday closed on rumours of A Spanish Bailout, which were confirmed over the weekend, prompting a risk rally when Asian markets opened on Sunday evening.

Who's Next on the Debt Chopping Block?

Markets reacted positively to the Spanish banking sector bailout for about two hours before the sobering reality of the situation set in.

Global Outlook: Reign of the Drachma-Queens

It is easy to see why the euro is falling.

Global Outlook: Broken China?

As we have long expected, China is beginning to decelerate.

The Rain in Spain

Not wanting to leave markets complacent going into the weekend, troubling headlines continue to hit the wires from the common-currency bloc overseas.

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ECB Holds Rates, Euro See-Saws

Resisting crisis pressure, the European Central Bank did as expected and held rates steady at 1.0% overnight.

Aussie GDP Data Lifts Sentiment

Australia released its Q1 GDP data at 1.3%, smashing expectations of 0.5% according to a Reuters poll.

Loonie pulled down against greenback by economic data

The value of the monetary unit of Canada slipped Thursday against the U.S. dollar as a consequence of underwhelming employment data issued by the U.S.

North American Data Disappoints

Traders woke up this morning to the quite shocking news of the US Non-Farm Payroll employment numbers.

Downtrend Continues

Yesterday morning the Chicago PMI Data came in quite weak with a reading of 52.7 versus and expectation of 56.7.

Yuan slips against dollar as pact with Japan set to start

The value of the monetary unit of China dropped against the world's reserve currency on Tuesday

Diverse Data Drives Dollar Strength

Data wise, Switzerland GDP beat forecasts by coming in at 0.7% against expectations of no change

Danish Downgrades Deepen Euro's Depression

The euro shot lower yesterday, trading with a 1.23 handle as the market digested news that eight Danish banks had been downgraded.

European Fears Flare

In a direct statement overnight the European Commission has said it would consider directly recapitalizing troubled European banks via the European Stability Mechanism

Growth in Asia, North America push up loonie against rivals

The value of the Canadian dollar gained against most of its rival currencies Tuesday amid strong indications of growth in Asia and North America

Markets Await Greek Elections

The tenuous situation in Greece has become a full-fledged national referendum on whether to stay in the euro zone and accept austerity for debt leniency.

US Treasury Securities held by the FED: All Maturities (TREAST)

Calm Before the Storm

Economic data and news flows are light this morning as market participants take stock of the significant moves across asset classes in the past wee

Euro Falls Near 2-Year Lows

The euro slipped against the dollar Tuesday, edging closer to two-year lows.

Brazil sees brief respite in losses to real

The Brazilian real, the currency of Latin America's largest economy, mounted a minor rally after weeks losses brought on by an uncertain economic climate.

Photos of yuan and U.S. dollar banknotes are displayed at a money exchange in Hong Kong

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