| 13 Feb 2018 16:18 | Jamaica Observer |
Tweet · Print this page · Email A Friend! KINGSTON, Jamaica - The US dollar on Tuesday, February 13, ended trading at J$126.72 up by 17 cents according to the Bank of Jamaica's daily foreign exchange trading summary.
moreThe charts can be a helpful guide, but the fundamental backdrop suggests that global growth is helping other currencies much more than the US Dollar despite a hawkish Federal Reserve, which has already been priced into the market. Another argument for ...
more| 05 Dec 2017 12:28 | Bloomberg |
While the first half of next year may deliver more of the same, the dollar will likely be under even more pressure in the second half of next year as interest-rate markets price in less monetary stimulus from the European Central Bank, analysts said ...
moreThe US Dollar's drop (via DXY Index) back towards its October 26 low this week was a sure sign that non-monetary policy factors are driving the global reserve currency: since October 26, Fed funds futures first fully priced-in a 100% chance of a 25-bps ...
more| 29 Oct 2017 19:33 | Digital Journal |
As a result of the US dollar being used to price and trade oil there is a huge demand for US dollars, giving the US great economic and strategic power.
more“I think we are looking at generally consolidative movement in the U.S. dollar,” he said. Through Tuesday, the greenback had risen 0.53 percent over the last four sessions, boosted by rising U.S.
more| 03 Sep 2017 17:52 | Brisbane Times |
The US Treasury and the Federal Reserve are both poised to start draining liquidity from the financial system, threatening a bout of dollar scarcity and a potential shake-up of currency markets over coming months. The twin shift in policy is likely to ...
moreThe greenback hit a seven-week high against the yen JPY= at 113.68 yen before fading to 113.27 yen, little changed on the day. The dollar slipped below 113 yen in overnight trading in the wake of Pyongyang's announcement on its latest missile launch. U ...
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