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| US Dollar vs. Euro, Pound, Canadian Dollar - Friday, Dec. 23, 2011 |
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| The euro edged up versus the U.S. dollar with risk appetite underpinned by better U.S. data, but investors were likely to sell the currency again in 2012 while the euro zone remained plagued by uncertainty surrounding its debt crisis.
The euro is valued at $1.30804.
The British pound was steady against the dollar as investors remained cautious ahead of a press conference by the European Central Bank president amid sustained worries over the euros zone's debt crisis.
The pound is at $1.56887.
The Canadian dollar made robust gains as U.S. data fostered fresh optimism about the U.S. job market and the health of the U.S. consumer.
The loonie stands at $0.98193. |
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| US Dollar vs. Euro, Pound, Canadian Dollar - Thursday, Dec. 22, 2011 |
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| The euro stabilized versus the U.S. dollar in Asia after choppy trade the previous day as the European Central Bank moved to ensure adequate funding to banks.
The euro is valued at $1.30497.
The British pound gained on the dollar after a higher investor desire for risk sent the safer greenback lower.
The pound is at $1.56937.
The Canadian dollar advanced versus its U.S. counterpart on stronger-than-forecast retail sales and an increase in crude oil prices.
The loonie stands at $0.97618. |
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| US Dollar vs. Euro, Pound, Canadian Dollar - Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2011 |
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| The euro rose versus the U.S. dollar as some positions betting on a further decline in the common currency were covered amid improved risk sentiment ahead of a key European Central Bank refinancing operation today.
The euro is valued at $1.30959.
The British pound pushed higher against the dollar, as the U.S currency lost ground on the revival in risk appetite, which increased demand for the higher-yielding assets.
The pound is at $1.56912.
The Canadian dollar gained on its U.S. counterpart, helped by encouraging U.S. and German economic data, a successful Spanish bond auction and surging stock markets.
The loonie stands at $0.97570. |
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| US Dollar vs. Euro, Pound, Canadian Dollar - Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011 |
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| The euro rose from within a half cent of an 11-month low against the U.S. dollar after an Ifo report showed German business confidence unexpectedly increased and borrowing costs fell at a Spanish bill sale
The euro is valued at $1.31780.
The British pound slipped lower versus the dollar as the fragile state of the U.K. economy and waning risk appetite saw it lose ground versus the perceived safe-haven currency.
The pound is at $1.55900.
The Canadian dollar increased for the first time in three days against its U.S. counterpart as crude oil prices rose and investor risk aversion eased.
The loonie stands at $0.97390. |
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| US Dollar vs. Euro, Pound, Canadian Dollar - Monday, Dec. 19, 2011 |
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| The euro slipped versus the U.S. dollar after eurozone debt crisis jitters set off early stock selling after Fitch put the credit ratings of France, Belgium, Spain, Slovenia, Italy, Ireland and Cyprus under review for a downgrade, in addition to the uncertainty regarding North Korea’s status after the death of Kim Jong-il.
The euro is valued at $1.31780.
The British pound was up slightly against the dollar, despite the flight to save haven currencies after the reported passing of the long-time North Korean leader.
The pound is at $1.55950.
The Canadian dollar fell versus its U.S. counterpart as speculation Europe is struggling to contain its sovereign-debt crisis damped appetite for higher-yielding assets.
The loonie stands at $0.97390. |
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| US Dollar vs. Euro, Pound, Canadian Dollar - Friday, Dec. 16, 2011 |
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| The euro remained unchanged versus the U.S. dollar. despite the fact that evidence the U.S. economy is gaining momentum reduced demand for safer assets.
The euro is valued at $1.31780.
The British pound slipped against the dollar in spite of better-than-expected U.K. retail sales in the latest report.
The pound is at $1.55880.
The Canadian dollar strengthened versus its U.S. counterpart as stronger U.S. economic data eased worries over the prospects for global economic growth.
The loonie stands at $0.97390. |
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