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08, October 2006 - The New Oil Boom
Searching for an investment opportunity that involves oil alternatives is a logical move, but recent studies have shown there are other oil opportunities that could prove to be highly profitable.
24, September 2006 - US Congress Approves Oman Trade Pact
In a 63 to 31 vote, the United States Senate put its seal of approval on a free trade agreement with the Arabian Gulf state of Oman.
18, September 2006 - The Euro Rises and Falls Against the Dollar
In overnight trading the Euro made gains against the U.S. Dollar. Starting from an overnight low of 1.2643, the Euro rallied and by 3:00 am Eastern Standard Time was at an early morning zenith of 1.2683.
14, September 2006 - BoJ Likely to Keep Rates Steady
On Monday, the dollar moved lower against the euro and higher against the yen. News on July orders for machinery caused the yen to drop its sharpest in recent weeks.
05, September 2006 - Rangebound Day for the Dollar
In London it was another rangebound day for the US Dollar, which moved very little when paired with the Euro on what amounted to a very quiet day of trading.
29, August 2006 - 2010 Anticipated Forex Reserves for China Near 3 Trillion
The world has been all in China and their foreign currency policies for some time, and the Western world has paid especially close attention. One of the reasons why China's monetary business is so important to the global economy is that their foreign exchange reserves are anticipated to hit $2.49 trillion in the year 2010.
25, August 2006 - Dollar at 11 Day Lows
In London trading the dollar continued overnight drops and reached an 11 day low versus the euro. This could be a treated to a strain of weak US financial data coming out of America the week ending August 13, which could indicate that the US Federal Reserve is not going to be raising interest rates any further in the near future.
15, August 2006 - Pending US Inflation News Does Not Affect Dollar
In London trading the dollar rebounded from two-month lows once again versus the euro ahead of news regarding US inflation which is due out later this week. While the greenback managed to reclaim lost ground at the end of last week as solid economic news sparked talks of another interest rate hike from the US Federal Reserve in September, traders are still cautious due to the volatility of the market.
07, August 2006 - Unexpected Bank of England Rate Hike Fluffs Pound
In London trading the pound was markedly higher after a surge to a 2 1/2 month high versus the euro. The pound also rose to a two-month high against the dollar, which was reportedly inspired after the Bank of England hiked interest rates to 4.75%, a quarter point jump that was completely unexpected.
06, August 2006 - Stocks Soar Following GDP Report
NEW YORK: U.S. stocks leapt on Friday, July 28th, encouraged by data on Gross Domestic Product that suggested the Federal Reserve might soon be finished raising interest rates. A steep drop in oil prices gave investors another reason to buy stocks.
30, July 2006 - Weakened Dollar
The yen was strong against the dollar on Friday, July 21st, as were many other major currency pairings during a period of intense speculation on whether or not the Federal Reserve may halt its rate raising efforts in the month of August.
23, July 2006 - Dow Closes Down 107, NASDAQ Ends Down 17
NEW YORK: Escalating oil prices and the crisis in the Middle East caused stocks to plummet for a third straight session Friday July 14, accompanied by weak earnings at General Electric Co. and feeble consumer data that further depressed the economic outlook.
23, July 2006 - Sydney Trading Sees US Dollar Steady On
The US Dollar held steady in Sydney trading when held up against the euro, but was weaker against the yen. The US non farm payroll data for June was considered soft, an indication that the US economy could be slowing down.
09, July 2006 - US Dollar Stays Stead Ahead of Payroll
In afternoon trading in London the dollar held steady in advance of a closely scrutinized US jobs report for June. Earlier in the week, before the ADP Employer Services survey was released, the market was looking for non farm payrolls in June to have moved upwards 160,000 from May's 75,000. The final numbers show the non farm payrolls are up around 200,000.
09, July 2006 - India's Forex Reserves Up by US $952 Million
India's Forex reserves now stand at $162,912 billion during the week ending on June 30. This would indicate that India's reserves increased by $952 million against the figure during the week ending June 23, which was $161.960 billion.
09, July 2006 - Dow Ends Down 41
NEW YORK: Stocks ended a chaotic second quarter with a modest decline Friday, June 30th, as money managers locked in gains from Thursday's big rally while doing some last-minute adjustments.
08, July 2006 - China Forex Reserves Climb to US $925b
China has seen two months of gains recently which has caused its foreign currency reserve, already the leading such figure in the world, to grow to US $925 billion at the end of May. These findings are reports by state press, which says that the forex reserves rose more than five percent in two months to reach this high watermark.
05, July 2006 - Nigeria Back to Pre-Debt Forex Reserve Levels
According to the central bank governor of Nigeria the country's forex reserves hit $36.63 billion as of June 30. The significance of the number shows that Nigeria has risen back to the levels of foreign currency reserves held in April, before they made a hefty debt repayment.
04, July 2006 - ISM Survey Anticipation Fails to Shake Dollar
In trading in London the dollar remained solidly defensive despite a relatively dovish policy statement that was released from the US Federal Reserve. A recovery in risk assets such as equities also could have attributed to the dollar's actions in trading.
03, July 2006 - Singapore Trading Sees Little Change in Dollar
In the currency paring of dollar versus yen, as well as the pairing of dollar versus euro, there was little action in afternoon trading in Singapore. The market was awaiting US Federal Open Market Committee's late afternoon trading decision on interest rates.
08, October 2006 - The New Oil Boom
Searching for an investment opportunity that involves oil alternatives is a logical move, but recent studies have shown there are other oil opportunities that could prove to be highly profitable.
24, September 2006 - US Congress Approves Oman Trade Pact
In a 63 to 31 vote, the United States Senate put its seal of approval on a free trade agreement with the Arabian Gulf state of Oman.
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GBP:CHF 2.068555
GBP:JPY 214.509810
GBP:USD 1.998603
NZD:USD 0.759100
EUR:CAD 1.587958
EUR:CHF 1.629199
EUR:GBP 0.787603
EUR:JPY 168.948483
EUR:USD 1.574105
AUD:JPY 103.970539
AUD:USD 0.968701
USD:CAD 1.008801
USD:CHF 1.035000
USD:JPY 107.329865
USD:SEK 6.000006

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