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03-Jan-2007

 

  • The Popularity of the Internet, Electronic Trading and the Appeal of a 24-Hour Platform Attracts New Investors to the ... (PR Web via Yahoo! News)

    (PRWEB) January 3, 2007 -- Lured by the appeal of a 24-hour market and wider profit gains, there is a new breed of trader on the Foreign Exchange Market (forex) and the Internet is partially responsible.


  • Lopsided Docket Defers Dollar Start (Daily FX via Yahoo! Finance)

    Though the forex market is officially open for trading, the dollar has yet to find its step. A combination of few macro US indicators on the calendar and closed or shortened sessions for domestic capital markets has encouraged the majors to pick up where they left off last year.


  • U.S. dollar perks up on forex markets (Calcutta News)

    The U.S. dollar rose in European markets Wednesday, following a lacklustre day in Asia. After trading up to a high of 1.3290 in Asia, the euro plummeted on European markets, trading down to 1.3219.


  • Forex - US dollar slightly firmer in quiet Singapore afternoon trade (The Forex Market)

    SINGAPORE (XFN-ASIA) - The US dollar was slightly firmer against the yen and euro in afternoon trading here which was quiet because the Japanese markets are still closed for a holiday, dealers said.


  • FOREX-Dollar surges after U.S. Dec ISM beats expectations (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News)

    NEW YORK, Jan 3 (Reuters) - The dollar gained broadly on Wednesday, hitting two-month highs against the yen, after a survey showed the U.S. factory sector expanded in December, defying predictions for another modest contraction.


  • Forex - US dollar mixed Sydney morning in holiday-thinned trading (Sharewatch)

    At 9.45 am (2245 GMT Sunday) the dollar was at 118.99 yen compared to 118.98 in late trading in New York on Friday. The euro was at 1.3208 usd, up from 1.3196 in New York last week.


  • Forex - Dollar higher across the board on economic data, trading flows (The Forex Market)

    LONDON (AFX) - The dollar gained against major currencies on both trading flows and economic data, rising to three-week highs against the euro and to the highest level against the yen since Oct 25.


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