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The FOMC follows many economic indicators to make its interest rate decisions. Every week, we analyze them individually.How Much Longer Can the Dollar Rebuff a Renewed Plunge?Thursday, 19 November 2009 02:11 GMT -
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Follow the carry trade, one of the most consistent indicators of risk appetite in the market.Reality Setting in as Growth, Interest Rate Forecasts Stall Carry and Stock RalliesFriday, 20 November 2009 05:06 GMT -
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DailyFX brings you incisive Fundamental Analysis by popular sources beyond our dedicated team.DPJ May Lead to a Weaker YenTuesday, 08 September 2009 01:45 GMT
| Live Currency Rates | |||
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| Name | Last | High | Low |
| Central Bank Rates | ||||||
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| Currency | Rates | Currency | Rates | |||
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NZD | 2.50% |  |
AUD | 3.50% | |
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GBP | 0.50% |  |
USD | 0.25% | |
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CAD | 0.25% |  |
EUR | 1.00% | |
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CHF | 0.25% |  |
JPY | 0.10% | |
Bank Research
Third party research from some of the world's leading FX banks.
Monday, 16 November 2009 04:14 GMT
We updated our FX forecasts in the past week. Basically we are sticking to our main themes of the economy continuing to improve – as confirmed by e.g. the OECD’s global leading indicator continuing to rise and soon entering expansion territory – and that conditions for financial markets are quite favourable, primarily due to ample liquidity. Furthermore, commodity prices are on the rise, driven by increasing demand from the Asian growth economies.
John Hydeskov, Chief Economist, Danske Bank
