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1. Daily currency analysis - Aug 4
The dollar was confined to narrow ranges ahead of the US open on Friday. Both of the key US data releases were slightly stronger than expected, although the margins were measured which limited the impact.
05 Aug 2008
2. Daily currency analysis - Aug 3
The dollar was unable to make a fresh attack on the 1.5550 level on Thursday and weakened sharply following weaker than expected US data releases.
04 Aug 2008
3. Daily currency analysis - Jul 31
The Euro regained the 1.56 level against the dollar in European trading on Wednesday, but was unable to sustain the advance and consolidated just below this level ahead of the US open.
01 Aug 2008
4. The Daily Resource 07/30/2008
It was a terrible day for the precious metals as gold, silver, and platinum all tumbled. Gold started up slightly in Far East trading, but began a steady fall at the opening of the London market. While prices eventually leveled off midway through the NYMEX, the damage was done and gold closed down $12.50, at $917.60/oz. Overnight, gold has fallen further.
31 Jul 2008
5. Daily currency analysis -July 29
The dollar found support close to the 1.5750 level on Tuesday and gained sharply in US trading with initial support from a renewed decline in oil and commodity prices. The US currency also gained backing from a recovery in equity prices and fresh capital raising from Merrill Lynch. There was a peak close to 1.5550 in New York with a one-month high on a trade-weighted basis.
31 Jul 2008
6. The Daily Resource 07/24/2008
Gold started down in Hong Kong and, despite a mini-rally early in the New York session, headed lower for most of the day, finishing just off its intraday low at $919.60, down $25.30. Overnight, gold is trending higher.
25 Jul 2008
7. Daily currency analysis - Jul 24
The Federal Reserve Beige Book reported that growth had slowed somewhat while inflationary pressure was elevated. The report also stated that wage pressures were limited with a soft labour market. Regional Fed President Plosser repeated tough comments on Wednesday as he stated that rates would need to rise soon and the inflation worries helped boost US yields.
25 Jul 2008
8. The Daily Resource 07/23/2008
Gold was strong in the overseas markets, peaking at $975 at the mid-point of the London session, but once New York opened it got taken down in a big hurry, dropping $30 in a near-straight line into the noon hour, then easing more slowly to finish at $944.00/oz., down $25.80. Overnight, gold is sharply lower.
24 Jul 2008
9. The Daily Resource 07/22/2008
Gold was up all day and, though it dropped to a low of $958 early in the New York session, picked up from there and rose slowly but steadily, finishing at $965.80/oz., up $11.20 from Friday. Overnight, gold is sharply higher.
23 Jul 2008
10. Daily currency analysis - Jul 20
The dollar was confined to narrower ranges during Thursday as markets were unable to break significant technical levels. The US currency was still unsettled by speculation that there would be a shift away from the dollar as exposure to agency bonds was reduced following the stresses in the mortgage finance companies.
21 Jul 2008
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