CURRENCY ALERTS
Amid the release of Eurozone producer prices for
November at 5.00 am ET Monday, the euro changed little against other
major currencies.
The euro is presently trading at 1.3038 against the greenback, 114.42
against the yen, 1.2090 against the franc and 0.8123 against the pound.
The euro declined against its most major
counterparts in European morning deals on Monday, as investors await the
European Central Bank policy meeting scheduled later this week.
In its meeting last month, majority of policymakers were open to cutting
the benchmark rate, after the ECB's own forecasts...
Amid the release of Eurozone Sentix investor
confidence index for January at 4.30 am ET Monday, the euro changed
little against other major currencies.
The euro is now trading at 1.3039 against the greenback, 114.47 against
the yen, 1.2091 against the franc and 0.8126 against the pound.
At 4.30 am ET Monday, Eurozone Sentix investor
confidence figures are due. The indicator is expected to rise to -14.2
in January from -16.8 in December.
Ahead of the data, the euro showed mixed trading against other major
currencies. While the euro held steady against the franc, it fell
against the...
In early European deals on Monday, the New Zealand
dollar strengthened against the U.S. dollar.
At 4:05 am ET, the kiwi reached a 4-day high of 0.8330 against the
greenback and the next upside target level for the kiwi is seen at
0.835. At last week's close, the pair traded at 0.8321.
The euro declined against the New Zealand dollar in
early European deals on Monday.
The euro is now trading at a 4-day low of 1.5701 against the kiwi with
1.565 likely seen as the next downside target level. The pair closed
last week's trading at 1.5722.
The euro lost ground against the Australian dollar
ahead of the European session on Monday.
The euro slipped to more than a 3-week low of 1.2445 against the aussie
at 2:20 am ET, compared to Friday's close of 1.2480. If the euro extends
slide, it may break 1.24 level.
In Asian deals on Monday, the Chinese yuan spiked up
against the U.S. currency.
The yuan that closed Friday's deals at 6.2316 against the greenback
advanced to a 1-week high of 6.2298. The next resistance level for the
yuan is seen at 6.22.
The People's Bank of China set today's central parity...
Erasing losses, the Japanese yen climbed against other major currencies in the Asian session on Monday.
The yen is worth 87.88 against the greenback and 88.95 against the loonie, up from early lows of 88.39 and 89.59, respectively.
The yen that bounced from previous multi-day lows of 115.55 against...
The Singapore dollar slipped against its U.S.
counterpart on Monday in Asia.
The Singapore dollar reached 1.2319 per greenback, its lowest level
since October 12. This is down 0.39 percent from Friday's close of
1.2271. The next downside target level for the Singapore dollar is seen
at 1.24.
The U.S. dollar gained against European major
currencies in Asian deals on Monday.
The greenback is trading at 0.9271 against the franc, 1.3036 against the
euro and 1.6038 against the pound, compared to Friday's close of
0.9245, 1.3075 and 1.6075, respectively. If the greenback rises further,
it may...
In the early Asian session on Monday, the Japanese
yen bounced back from early lows against other major currencies shortly
thereafter.
The yen is now trading at 89.20 against the loonie and 88.07 against the
greenback, compared to previous lows of 89.59 and 88.39, respectively.
The yen recovered...
Institute for Supply Management's non-manufacturing
survey results for December and the Commerce Department data on factory
orders data for November have been released at 10:00 am ET.
The dollar held steady against its major rivals after the report. As of
10:04 am ET, the greenback was trading at...
The Institute for Supply Management is due to
release the results of its service sector survey at 10 am ET. The
consensus expectations call for a reading of 54.5 in December compared
to 54.7 in November.
Around the same time, the Commerce Department is scheduled to release
its factory orders report...
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