KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 28 (Bernama) — The ringgit is expected to continue its uptrend next week, supported by positive external factors and returning traders from holiday breaks.
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FOREX: Ringgit Likely To Extend Gain
Forex Trading Weekly Forecast – 01.30.2012
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Forex Trading Weekly Forecast – 01.30.2012
US Dollar a Natural Short but also a Fundamentally Loaded Currency
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US Dollar a Natural Short but also a Fundamentally Loaded Currency
Divergent trend was witnessed on the currency market on Friday in process of trading, dealers said. The rupee was firm as it did not show any change in terms of dollar for buying and selling at 90.22 and 90.26, they said.
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THE RUPEE: divergent trends | Business Recorder
* Greek debt talks could yield breakthrough * Net euro short positions hit fifth straight weekly high * Fitch downgrades five euro zone sovereigns * USD/JPY drops on month-end exporter selling NEW YORK, …
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FOREX OUTLOOK-Euro hits 6-1/2-week high vs dollar; Greece deal eyed
(Updates prices, adds quotes) * Greek debt talks could yield breakthrough * Net euro short positions hit fifth straight weekly high * Fitch downgrades five euro zone sovereigns * USD/JPY drops on month-end …
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Euro Slides To New Multi-month Low Versus Franc
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Euro Slides To New Multi-month Low Versus Franc
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FOREX-Euro jumps to 6-1/2 week high vs dlr, exports buoy yen
US Dollar Extends Weakness Versus Euro And Franc
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US Dollar Extends Weakness Versus Euro And Franc
The euro pared its losses against the major pairs in early trade today heading into the weekend as the EU stated is expects a Greek PSI deal to be reached in the “coming days.”
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Currency markets will keep calling the tune here (FXE, UUP)
