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The Week Ahead: Greece Deal and 3 Central Bank Meetings on Tap
The Week Ahead: Greece Deal and 3 Central Bank Meetings on Tap
Another action packed week awaits as we watch and wait for Greece and the troika to sign on the dotted line, and with three central banks (RBA, BoE and ECB) on tap.
US data
The US employment report on Friday was a very interesting one - but not due to the strong headline data. Rather, the internals show a very confusing picture that require a good dose of explanation, with something for both pessimists and optimists to latch onto. ...
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Greek uncertainty pushes down euro as deadline nears
(Reuters) - The euro fell broadly on Monday on investor concern that Greek coalition parties had yet to sign off on the terms of a new bailout with a deadline imminent, keeping alive the risk of a messy default which could rock the currency bloc.
Greece's coalition members must tell the European Union by noon on Monday (5 a.m. ET) whether they accept the painful terms of a new bailout worth 130 billion euros, with euro zone ministers postponing a meeting planned for Monday due to the delay in ...
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Euro softens as Greek deadline looms
(Reuters) - The euro took something of a hit on Monday as Greek coalition parties dithered on approving the terms for a new bailout with a deadline just hours away.
Greece's coalition members must tell the European Union by noon on Monday (1000 GMT) whether they accept the painful terms of a new bailout worth 130 billion euros in order to avoid a disorderly default, with euro zone ministers postponing a meeting planned for Monday due to the delay in Athens.
"There are so many hurdles before ...
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NZ Dollar at Record vs. Euro as US Employers Add Jobs
The New Zealand dollar climbed today, reaching the all-time high versus the euro, after positive employment data from the United States bolstered risk appetite among Forex traders, making them prefer higher-yielding currencies.
US employment data overshadowed the problems of Europe for a day and provided a major boost for currencies tied to growth. The United States has its share of problems, but traders prefer to look at a brighter side of things in the USA as they have enough negativity from ...
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Dollar up versus yen on U.S. jobs data, holds steady versus euro
Robust U.S. jobs data spurred investors to buy the U.S. dollar and sell yen on Friday with the rosier economic report curtailing some expectations the U.S. Federal Reserve will hold off raising interest rates until 2014.
The strong jobs data diminished the greenback's safe haven status as investors took on more risk. The main beneficiary was the euro where initial losses on the report were erased by the end of trade despite the overhang of Europe's sovereign debt crisis.
Data from the U.S. ...
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NZD/USD Rises to Highest Since September as Trade Balance Posts Surplus
The New Zealand dollar closed higher versus its US counterpart as nation’s trade balance posted an unexpected surplus last month. The currency closed lower against the euro and the Japanese yen.
New Zealand’s trade balance posted a surplus of NZ$338 million in December after showing a deficit of NZ$307 million. Forecasters promised a deficit of NZ$74 million. The surplus was a result of rising exports and falling imports. Milk powder, butter, and cheese were the main contributors to the advance ...
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Euro hits five-week high on dovish Fed, U.S. data
(Reuters) - The euro notched a five-week high against the dollar on Thursday, extending gains a day after the Federal Reserve signaled ultra-low interest rates for years to come, while U.S. jobs and manufacturing data fed risk appetite and supported the euro.
First-time claims for U.S. jobless benefits rose in the latest week but the underlying trend pointed to improvement in labor market conditions. The government separately reported that orders for U.S. manufactured goods rose more than ...
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Euro at 5-week high on dovish Fed, U.S. data
(Reuters) - The euro hit a five-week high against the dollar and the yen on Thursday as solid U.S. economic data and signs of ultra-low interest rates for years to come from the Federal Reserve stoked appetite for riskier assets.
New claims for unemployment benefits rose last week, but the underlying trend continued to point to improving labor market conditions. Data also showed that new orders for U.S. manufactured goods rose more than expected in December, while a gauge of business spending ...
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Asian stocks advance on Feds rate pledge, while Greece talks resume
While volumes continue to be thinner since markets in Australia, India, China and Taiwan are closed for public holidays, gains were seen across Asia as Greek debt talks resume, while the Feds announced yesterday that interest rates could stay close to zero “at least through 2014”, pushing the dollar sharply down.
In Greece, International Institute of Finance returns to Athens to resume talks with bondholders over the size of the losses in order to avoid a messy default; meanwhile officials from ...
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