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29 Apr 2013

US markets advancing firmly, dollar retreats

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Equities in the US markets are inching higher on Monday, pushing the S&P500 to record high area propped up by better-than-expected earnings reports and outlooks. The greenback, measured by the US Dollar Index, is trading on the back foot, printing the fourth consecutive session in red as risk appetite is prevailing in the global markets.
DowJones is gaining 0.70%, followed by the S&P500, 0.75% and the Nasdaq 1.0%.

Bourses in Euroland closed in a ‘sea of green’, bolstered by the developments in Italy over the weekend and a well-received Italian bond auction. The IBEX35 led the winners, up 1.85%, followed by the CAC40 and the DAX, advancing 1.54% and 0.75%, respectively.
The single currency broke above the congestion pattern around 1.3050/60, pushing higher to session highs around 1.3120 although retreated afterwards to the current region of 1.3080/1.3100.

Commodities are posting strong gains, with the barrel of WTI up 1.27% at $94.17 and the ounce troy of gold gaining 0.99% at $1,468.
Apr 29, 2013

Forex: USD/CAD continues its march south

The Canadian dollar continues its appreciation against the greenback on Monday, hovering over 1.0135/40 as the demand for risk associated assets and commodities keeps growing....
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Apr 29, 2013

Forex: USD/JPY struggles around 98.00

The dollar managed to recover against the yen after falling to a 2-week low to start the week. However, after bottoming out at 97.33, USD/JPY found buyers and managed to erase intraday losses, filling the weekly opening gap in the process.
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