Archive for June, 2010

1 EUR = JPY (108.130000)

1 EUR = JPY 108.130000 :: Inverse 1 JPY = 0.009248 EUR View full post on Sloomedia Currency RSS/XML Feed

1 EUR = USD (1.222800)

1 EUR = USD 1.222800 :: Inverse 1 USD = 0.817795 EUR View full post on Sloomedia Currency RSS/XML Feed

1 USD = EUR (0.817600)

1 USD = EUR 0.817600 :: Inverse 1 EUR = 1.223092 USD View full post on Sloomedia Currency RSS/XML Feed

1 GBP = EUR (1.222000)

1 GBP = EUR 1.222000 :: Inverse 1 EUR = 0.818331 GBP View full post on Sloomedia Currency RSS/XML Feed

1 GBP = USD (1.494200)

1 GBP = USD 1.494200 :: Inverse 1 USD = 0.669254 GBP View full post on Sloomedia Currency RSS/XML Feed

Second Half Hinges on Wednesday China Data

If you want to see the first indication of how your second half stock investments are going to do, check these China numbers out tonight. View full post on All News, Video and Posts related to TOPIC: Currencies

High rates, more fees — credit card traps here to stay

More rules clamping down on abusive credit card practices are on their way. View full post on Economic news – CNNMoney.com

Growth fears bring sorry end to quarter

A dismal quarter for Asian stocks ended on another downbeat note as worries over economic growth continued to suppress investor risk appetite View full post on FT.com – Currency Markets News and Data

S&P’s Negative 200-Day May Be Positive for Stocks

In Tuesday’s market mayhem, the 200-day moving average on the S&P 500 turned negative for the first time since last year, an ill omen to some. However, Birinyi Associates took a look at the occurrences of the 200-day turning negative since 1945, and found that it’s mostly preceded positive stock market moves in the next [...]

Pound Outlook – is the pound exchange rate undervalued

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee held interest rates at 0.5%
and left its total £200bn of quantitative easing purchases unchanged today, as
widely expected.
None of the 63 economists polled by Reuters had expected any change in policy,
with uncertainty about who will govern Britain after last week’s inconclusive
election seen as a further reason for policymakers [...]