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Saturday, December 19, 2009

Dollar Trades Higher vs. EUR on Rate Outlook


Dollar Trades Higher vs. EUR on Rate Outlook

The U.S dollar held near a 2-½ month high on the EUR and kept a firmer footing against the Japanese yen on Wednesday as the market waited to see if the U.S. Federal Reserve would give any signal on when Interest Rates might begin to rise.

The greenback was near a 1-week high against the Yen before reports forecast to show U.S. housing starts rebounded and consumer prices gained. Traders increased bets that the Fed will raise its policy rate by June as the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) began a 2 day rate-setting meeting.

The U.S dollar traded at $1.4542 per EUR from $1.4538 yesterday when it reached $1.4504, the strongest level since Oct. 2nd. The U.S. currency was at 89.58 yen from 89.61 yesterday after reaching 89.95, the strongest level since Dec. 7th.

Fed policy makers are expected to keep benchmark rates steady and retain the vast majority of the forward-looking portions of its statement on the economy due this afternoon. With data pointing to the upside in the U.S. economy, there is a growing speculation that there will be a change in rhetoric on monetary easing. Analysts said investors were keen to close short positions built up in the Dollar all year before 2009 book closings and that this may support the USD for the rest of the week and into next.

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

The Australian dollar bounce before U.S. jobs data

The Australian dollar bounce before U.S. jobs data


Yesterday after a steep drop against the dollar and Australian dollar recovered today is moving towards another weekly rise against its U.S. counterpart as likely to report employment figures and appropriate job in the world's largest consumer of energy, increased demand for commodities related to the dollar.


The Australian dollar clawed back some losses yesterday against the U.S. currency, which is still positive in the comparison of weekly versus the dollar has benefited from the presence of a strong risk appetite in the beginning of the week when concerns about the state-owned investment agency Dubai International cooled, and the UAE Central Bank affirmed that will not be back debts. On the day the decline in commodity markets yesterday, which negatively impacted on the prices of the Australian dollar, but today, employment in the United States, a report is likely to indicate an improvement in working conditions and forecasts reduced employment opportunities in the lowest level in more than a year, which indicates to end up in the direction opposite employment trends that may lead to a higher risk appetite among traders.

Australia is still very attractive and data on employment in the United States will be necessary to identify trends between these two currencies, according to most specialists. Australian dollar despite the appeal and consider the chain to raise interest rates, has its U.S. counterpart as well as become more attractive, and end the long march to the Australian dollar.

Office of the Inspector General / USD at 0.9249 in circulation as of 10:11 GMT from 0.9131 on Monday. Office of the Inspector General / trading at 81.58 yen from 79.03 at the beginning of the week.

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Bullish Dollar on Rate Bets


United States DollarThe the U.S. dollar and reached the highest level in a month against the common European currency, as well as gained in all the options for high-yielding currencies and pessimism returned to the stock market and betting that interest rates in the United States would lift up.


After the employment report, which turned market sentiment last Friday, the dollar found support for the rally strongly against the commodity-linked currencies such as the Australian dollar, and the options available in the emerging market, such as the Brazilian real, both which have risen more than 20 percent against the dollar in 2009 . Stock markets Shares in Dubai Mercantile Exchange today as it touched the lowest level since July, and speculation that lower borrowing costs in all parts of the world has created a new asset bubble brought risk aversion to higher levels of this month, according to speculation that the days bearish for the dollar may end, since the difficulties that may be of interest rates by the Fed (ie, sooner than was expected by noon on Friday after a positive report.

And began a wave of risk aversion in the Middle East combined with the positive feelings towards the new interest rates in the United States is fueling the dollar appeal in the commercial market was not a way for several months, the dollar could make further progress if such feelings gains confidence among dealers.

Euro / dollar traded at 1.4806 as of 11:15 GMT the opening of the price of 1.4877 yesterday. Office of the Inspector General / trading at 0.9084 dollars from 0.9136.

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