While in Europe rays of optimism are rising clouds are being gathered again over the US economy. The scene has been reversed completely once again in a period of only two months when concerns about the high debt of European countries …
That helped Sterling put on another couple of cents as traders saw good reason to buy the pound and move money away from the safe haven of the US dollar. Second quarter GDP figures also helped the market rally as they showed the UK …
The US Dollar has managed to rise for the first in four sessions while stock prices stalled and oil tracked lower, hinting double tops may be emerging at June’s highs. Meanwhile, gold has taken out a key support level.
TORONTO – The Canadian dollar opened at 96.96 cents US, up 0.45 of a cent from Tuesday’s close.The U.S. dollar stood at C$1.0313, down 0.49
TORONTO – The Canadian dollar opened at 96.96 cents US, up 0.45 of a cent from Tuesday’s close. The U.S. dollar stood at C$1.0313, down 0.49 of a cent.
TORONTO – The Canadian dollar closed down 0.35 of a cent US at 96.51 cents on Tuesday. The U.S. dollar stood at 103.62, up 0.38 of a cent. Pound sterling settled C$1.6155, up 1.63 cents and US$1.5591, up 1.01 cents.
TORONTO – The Canadian dollar closed down 0.35 of a cent US at 96.51 cents on Tuesday.The U.S. dollar stood at 103.62, up 0.38 of a