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15 May 2013

CORRECTION - US: MBA Mortgage Applications fell 7.3%

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The Mortgage Bankers Association has informed that US citizens that applied for mortgage loans fell 7.3% in the week ended on May 10, markedly lower that the previous rise of 7.0%.

May 15, 2013

Forex Flash: UK hightlight – BoE inflation report – TD Securities

Marclin Budkiewcz, Rates and FX Strategist at TD Securities said that the highlight for the UK this morning was the Bank of England’s Inflation Report, which was Governor King’s last

Forex: USD/JPY makes new 4 ½-year high

Following a shy setback, the US dollar resumed its advance versus the yen and printed yet another multi-year high at the beginning of the American session.