Central Bank in 'double intervention'

20.05.43

Monday, July 25, 2011 In an accomplishment to halt the sharp depreciation of the Turkish currency, the Central Bank on Monday intervened in the markets, malicious its daily dollar purchases and flexing reserve requirements for foreign currency accounts.

Source: Hurriyet Daily News

Economic woe causes uncertainty on currency markets

20.05.61

Constant uncertainty over the US debt ceiling decision left the dollar on the sidelines while Greece's on the skids hit the euro on Monday, as risk-averse trading saw tight ranges on currency markets.

The week began on a bearish terms for the euro/dollar pair trading, with a drop to the 1.43 mark by midday expected to slip in the coming hours and into Tuesday.

Source: Interactive Investor

Brasil, EU, Euro, Sarkozy comments, first inklings of what comes next

Source: ruiseybertpferreira

Dutch, Swedish and English elections all trait a noteworthy determination to the (populist) only. Germany has pushed speed up with further irritation on salaried people and extended the soul of her atomic reactors (for good but for the immoral reasons, again politicians trade on...

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geregetan: utank menggununk @eurozone : 290910

Source: I Am Investor

By Paul Armstrong – Sep 29, 2010

European stocks knock for a third day, led by banks, on trouble the cost of bailing out nations including Ireland and Spain is mounting. The MSCI Emerging Markets List rose to a 27-month spacy and copper rallied.

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Stocks Rally, The Dollar Tanks, And Gold Goes Totally Nuts: Here’s What You Need To Know

Source: AMbition Magazine

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