NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Currencies in emerging markets plunged Monday as a downgrade of the U.S. credit rating to AA+ and contagion fears in the euro-zone lured investors into safe-haven currencies ...
* Dollar Sliding Further as the Market Await a Clear Bearing on Risk Trends, NFPs * Euro: Setting the Stage for the ECB Rate Decision * British ...
* Dollar Drops to start the Week as Spending Data, Fed Commentary Disappoint * Australian Dollar Unable to Overtake Critical Highs after RBA ...
* Dollar’s Positive Correlation to Equities Won’t Likely Last Long * Euro Direction and Volatility a Matter of Timing as Major Event Risk ...
* Dollar on the Verge of Collapse Despite the Most Substantial Risk Aversion Move in Three Months * Euro Extends its Climb Despite Germany’s Obstinate Stance...
* Dollar Advance Curbed as Heavy Event Risk Threatens Heavy FX Volatility * British Pound Traders Should Plot out Bullish and Bearish Scenarios For CPI ...
* Dollar Would be the Primary Benefactor of Volatility or a Market-Wide Risk Reversal Next Week * British Pound Virtually Guaranteed a Breakout as Rate Speculators...
* Dollar Rallies Across the Board but the Absence of a Clear Driver Could Drain Momentum * British Pound Rallies as Quiet BoE Event Considered a Hawkish Response ...
* Dollar Sees mixed performance as Bernanke Fails to Keep the Hawkish Momentum Going * British Pound: Setting up the Trading Scenarios for the BoE Rate ...
* Dollar Reports a Muted Reaction to Chinese Rate Hike and Noteworthy Fed Speak * Euro Rebound will be Short Lived Without a Tangible Improvement in the ...