Currencies - Cross Rates

 GBPEURUSDAUDAEDJPY
GBP11.14121.593631.611415.85531131.17241
EUR0.8762711.396451.412035.13084114.94253
USD0.62750.716111.011163.6741982.31034
AUD0.620570.70820.9889713.6336681.4023
AED0.170790.19490.272170.2752122.4023
JPY0.007620.00870.012150.012280.044641
Other Currencies

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Global Currency News Monday 31st October, 2011

Fx- Foreign Currency Exchange News: Monday 31st October, 2011 As we write this morning the USD/JPY has challenged broken resistance at 77.85 where there is a new round of buying pressure courtesy of the Bank of Japan which has boosted the pair to fresh new multi month highs after the rate blew out at 79.00 [...]

Daily Foreign Exchange News Friday October 21st, 2011

Fx- Foreign Currency Exchange News: Friday 21st October, 2011 As we write the GBP/USD has been trading at a limited 1.52820/1.5770 range in Asia and was last quoted in the 1.5810 area which is around 20 pips above its opening price. The Euro has been going back and forth within the current range and first [...]

FX-Currency News Wednesday 28th September, 2011

Fx- Foreign Currency Exchange News: Wednesday 28th September, 2011 Overnight in Asia the Euro /USD has broken lower leaving behind the current trend from recent lows at 1.3361. The key support at 1.3555 has been violated making lows of 1.3541 which are currently pulling back at 1.3554. The FED has launched another round of economic [...]

Global FX News Friday 5th August, 2011

Fx- Foreign Currency Exchange News: Friday 5th August, 2011 This morning the EUR/CHF remains deeply under pressure given the all round risk adverse environment sue in part to fear over the contagion over the Eurozone. As we write the Japanese Yen is being intervened again courtesy of the MoF which is the only explanation possible [...]