Monday, June 9, 2008
June 9 (Bloomberg) -- The dollar rose the most against the euro in a month as U.S. policy makers indicated they're concerned about the currency's 7 percent drop this year. The U.S. currency strengthened from a six-week low as Treasury Secretary Henry
Forex - Dollar stays under pressure as new week kicks off - CNBC
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - The dollar weakened as trading in Europe got off to a new week and the U.S. currency was unable to shake off the poor sentiment after Friday's soft jobs report. Additionally, the hawkish tone struck by European Central
Dollar Rises Most Versus Euro in a Month on Paulson's Remark - Bloomberg
June 9 (Bloomberg) -- The dollar rose the most against the euro in a month as U.S. policy makers indicated they're concerned about the currency's 7 percent drop this year. The U.S. currency strengthened from a six-week low as Treasury Secretary Henry
Forex - Dollar firmer vs yen in Tokyo on demand from Japanese - CNBC
TOKYO (Thomson Financial) - The dollar was higher against the yen in morning trade in Tokyo on Monday, driven by demand from short-term traders and Japanese importers concerned about the higher cost of basic materials including crude oil. At 9:55 am
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