Canadian dollar opened at 93.37 cents US, down 0.14 of a cent
TORONTO - The Canadian dollar opened at 93.37 cents US, down 0.09 of a cent from Friday's close.The U.S. dollar stood at C$1.0710, up 0.71
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TORONTO - The Canadian dollar opened at 93.37 cents US, down 0.09 of a cent from Friday's close.The U.S. dollar stood at C$1.0710, up 0.71
NEW YORK: The US dollar firmed against the euro on Monday as the embattled European single currency remained below pressure from worries about sovereign debts piled up by Greece and other bloc members.
TORONTO - The Canadian dollar closed at 93.07 cents US, down 0.39 of a cent on Monday.The U.S. dollar stood at 107.45 Cdn cents, up 0.45 of
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 8 (Bernama) -- The ringgit closed higher against the US dollar on Monday with investors shifting to riskier assets due to worries in the eurozone and lingering concerns about a global tax on banks.
(RTTNews) - The US dollar staged a sharp gain against major currencies at around1:00 pm ET Monday. The greenback climbed to 1.0719 against the Swiss franc, 1.3476 versus the euro, 1.5618 versus the British pound, 1.0719 against the loonie and 0.8668 versus the Aussie at around 1:15 pm ET.
The US Dollar and Japanese Yen may extend gains against most major currencies after the G7 finance ministers did not announce plans to bail out Greece and other debt-ridden southern European economies, weighting further on risk appetite.
(RTTNews) - The US dollar traded lower against most major European opponents during New York morning trading on Monday. After a slight gain in early morning session, the greenback edged down against the euro in New York mid-day trading today.
The US dollar rally likely continues this week. The rally may even accelerate, especially against the Canadian dollar.
Forex options markets volatility forecasts continue to trend higher, pointing to major moves in the US Dollar and other major currencies through the coming weeks’ trade. In fact, implied volatility levels on 3-month Euro/US Dollar options now trade close their highest levels since July, 2009 and underline market fears of continued volatility.
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - US markets have opened the week with moderate declines, with financial shares driving losses. In FX markets Dollar and Yen consolidate gains against Pound and Euro, which remain close to multi-month lows.