Dollar Goes up vs. Most Forex Majors

Wednesday, September 1, 2010 posted by admin

Due to the response to the FOMC Meeting Minutes, the USD was able to go up against most forex trading majors. During the FOMC meeting, the members shared
different opinions regarding the reinvestment of FED’s profits back into treasuries. In the meeting, the members expressed that doing so might send a bad message to the investors. The CB Consumer Confidence was at 53.5, which was better than the anticipated 50. As for the Chicago PMI, it came out at 56.7, which was worse than the anticipated 57.5.

The stock market posted mixed results; NASDAQ went down by -0.28%, while Dow Jones went up by 0.05%. Crude oil traded at $71.80 per barrel, going down by more than -3%. Gold traded at almost $1,250 per ounce. The ISM Manufacturing Index is anticipated to go down from prior 55.5 to 53. The ADP Nonfarm Employment Change is anticipated to go down from 42k to 13k. As for the other majors, the GBP/USD pair exchanged at a high of 1.5472 and a low of 1.5325. The EUR/USD pair exchanged at a high of 1.2742 and a low of 1.2625.

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