Dollar Jumped on Safe Haven Flow, Global and Eurozone Worries Persisted The optimism from EU summit faded quickly and sentiments had a 180 degrees turned last week. Spanish yield jumped back above 7%, indicating that markets were still in deep worry on Eurozone's situation despite all the announcements from European leaders. Triple shot actions from world central banks provided no support to market confidence as risk markets were sold off sharply. Steep decline was seen after release of worse than expected employment data in US. Commodity currencies followed stocks and weakened broadly against dollar and yen. Nonetheless, European majors were even weaker as EUR/AUD dived to new record low while EUR/USD dropped to lowest level in more than a year. Dollar index jumped sharply to close at 83.37 and is now looking at breaking near term resistance of 83.54 soon. Full Report Here... |   
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