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30 Sep 2013

US Senate rejects house bill on Obamacare delay and sends spending bill to keep government open

FXstreet.com (San Francisco) - The US Senate has defeated US House bill to delay the implementation of the health care law. The decision raises the possibilities of a government shutdown beginning September 30 midnight. The Senate votes 54.46.

The Democratic-controlled Senate rejected House bill on Obamacare delay approved this weekend and sent the House an emergency spending bill to keep the government open after midnight.
Sep 30, 2013

USD/JPY back above 98.30; will this last?

USD/JPY reached 98.48 daily highs in the afternoon of the American trading session to retrace in between the 98.20/30 zones. On Obamacare vote, the US Senate defeated the House to delay the bill on the healthcare reform after sending an emergency spending bill to win time and keep the government open overnight.
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Sep 30, 2013

EUR/JPY retreats from 133.26 highs

EUR/JPY reached 133.26 session highs to retreat below the 133 zone and trade consolidating the 132.70 zone.
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