The single European currency retained going to the foreign exchange market this morning. Prior to the release of U.S. growth for the last quarter of 2011, traders will still show optimism about the crisis in the euro area. Around 24:55, the euro is thus 0.29% to 1.3144 dollars, more than five cents above...

The single European currency is resumed from 0.32% to 1.2750 dollar the euro this afternoon before a highly anticipated meeting of the ECB. Euro recovers against the yen also (+ 0.43% to 98 yen) the sterling (0.19% to 0.8307), but settles on the other hand against the Swiss franc (- 0.13% to 1 , 2106...

The euro rose against the dollar Tuesday, hovering around $ 1.31, helped by a reassuring bond issue in Spain, and the announcement of finance ministers of euro loan to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), but caution was in order. By 1700 GMT, the euro bought 1.3067 dollars against 1.2996 dollars around...

The single European currency was resuming strength this afternoon against all competing currencies, driven in particular by the German ZEW index. Thus, about 24:45, displayed the euro up 0.44% to 1.3225 dollar. A low point was reached this morning from 1.3166 was reached this morning. Similarly, the...

Euro currency continued to hover around the $ 1.34 before Thursday noon meetings eagerly awaited, whether the ECB earlier or the European Council this evening. At this time, the euro cup of 0.21% 1.3388 against the dollar after a session high of 1.3430 at. Against the yen, the euro was down 0.41% to...

The major event of the past week has been concerted action by major central banks to ease liquidity pressures on the dollar. This led to a sharp correction in the dollar, which had acted as a safe haven, primarily for the benefit of currency Commodore (related to raw materials, commodities, ie) and to...

The Eurozone continues to fuel concerns in the markets, investors are pinning hopes to the new anti-crisis measures at the next EU summit on December 9, but the Euro Dollar still resists, aided by the decline of the greenback. The bad news for trading keeps coming in from Europe where rates are changing...