Euro Falls Broadly on Spain Worries

The Euro hit a 1-month trough against the U.S. Dollar and 1½-year low versus the British Pound Sterling as rising Spanish bond yields brought new worries of Eurozone debt contagion. Source:

Euro, Aussie Slip on China Growth News

For the second consecutive day, the Euro had edged higher against the U.S. Dollar and touched on a 1-week peak but analysts agree that the Eurozone’s debt crisis is likely to minimize potential gains. Source:

Euro Softness Persists Ahead of NFP

As it holds close to a 3-week low established against the U.S. Dollar in the Asian session, the Euro is on track to post the worst week in several months. Source:

Euro Softness Persists Ahead of NFP

As it holds close to a 3-week low established against the U.S. Dollar in the Asian session, the Euro is on track to post the worst week in several months. Source:

Euro Struggles Up from Depths

Both the Euro and the Australian Dollar took hard hits in trading yesterday and are today still within striking distance of the recently established lows. Several events combined to work against the commodity-linked currencies, including Tuesday’s Fed minutes and yesterday’s ECB meeting and dismal outcome of the Spanish bond auction. Source:

Euro Stung by Labor and PMI Data

The Euro fell broadly in Asian trading as the repercussions of yesterday’s less than impressive jobs and manufacturing data continue to take its toll. Source:

Euro Continues Upswing

Earlier in the Asian session, the Euro struck a 2-week peak against the U.S. Dollar as recent clearer signs of stabilization in the Eurozone helped to support the common currency. Source:

Euro Firms on Stabilization Signs

The EUR/USD pair steadied at $1.3235, just off a 1-week high of $1.3266 struck yesterday, helped there by short selling of the U.S. Dollar following news that the ECB bought no sovereign debt last week. Source:

Euro Soft as Positive Jobs Data Weighs

The U.S. Dollar touched on a 3-week high against the common currency during the Asian trading session, following Friday’s U.S. jobs report which was not only better than expected but revised upward the two previous months data. Source:

Euro Edges Higher on Greek Swap

The Euro and other commodity-linked currencies earlier overnight gains as the Greek government edged further from a messy default. Earlier in the session, the Euro was trading against the U.S. Dollar at $1.3274, a gain of 1% which came on the back of news that Greece was close to securing its debt swap deal. Source:

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