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Currency Trading
http://global-currency-trading.blogspot.com
This blog is dedicated to Currency Trading. Please come back and visit often as it will be updated on a regular basis regarding various topics about currency trading and global exchanges.
- Added on: Feb 27th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Kevin Norman
- Listed in: Business Investing
- Tags: forex currency trading global currency foreign currency foreign exchange rate
Recent Posts
Rand edges weaker in tight range
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's rand edged weaker on Tuesday but kept to a tight range and may still trend firmer on the back of solid global equities and positive emerging market sentiment, traders said. The local currency was trading at 7.2...
IMF urges continued buildup of forex reserves
THE INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund has urged the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to further beef up its gross international reserves, now at a record high of $23.76 billion, while maintaining a flexible exchange rate policy. In its 2006 country report, the...
Currency Traders Pay Biggest Premium in 3 Years for Yen Calls
Currency traders are paying the most in almost three years for options that protect against a potential rebound in the yen versus the euro, before Group of Seven finance officials meet in Germany later this week. Investors are hedging against the cha...
US Treasury secretary says Japan allows the yen's value to be set ...
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Tuesday that he was not concerned about the lows being set by the Japanese currency against the U.S. dollar because those values are being set in open markets. Paulson was pressed on the issue during congressiona...
Three Reasons Why Forex Trading is So Popular
There is a new type of short term trader whose ranks are growing by leaps and bounds. Forex trading is fast becoming many short term traders' preferred investment choice. Port St. Lucie, FL (PRWeb) January 24, 2007 -- There is a new type of short ter...
World’s forex reserves to build our future
The World Bank is orchestrating a move to pool a portion of the burgeoning forex reserves of several developing countries, along with capital from some major economies, to create a new global bond fund for local currency debt. Indian finance minister...
