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If we simply look at past week's statistics, we see that the 17-nation currency is doing well, its currency index was able to advance 0.3% since May 13. >>

Usually the most volatile currency deviated the least from its base value, along with the Swiss Franc. >>

Dollar-bulls have been completely dominating the foreign exchange market lately, driving the equally-weighted index of the currency more than 2% during five past days. >>

Overall the past week favoured broad strengthening of the single European currency. Many of the economic reports published lately on the Eurozone and other regions as well have been positive >>

Sentiment of the market with respect to the British Pound was not univocal during the past five trading days, following an inspiring GDP figure published on Apr 25 that resulted >>

The U.S. Dollar started to appreciate last Wednesday, even though the data published was somewhat softer than expected and thereby implied increased likelihood of quantitative easing programme prolongation. >>

The single European currency turned out to be highly buoyant recently. Its exceptionally strong resilience to weak fundamental data was demonstrated by the fact that the currency index gained 0.26% >>

While it is not a surprise that the Euro and Swiss Franc are highly correlated, it appears as if the Franc is upward-sticky relative to the single currency, when it >>

At the time when many analysts are discussing various exit strategies of the Fed out of the currently running QE programme, the latest tendency of the U.S. Dollar is clearly >>

A 0.6% decline of the Euro's equally-weighted index throughout the last week was well-justified by the most recent fundamental data. >>

Fate of the Japanese Yen was largely dependent on the outcome of the G20 meeting that took place near the end of the last week. >>

According to the data on the equally-weighted indices of nine major currencies for the last five trading days, demand for the U.S. Dollar dwarfed appetite for its main peers, as >>

The latest data from the Eurozone creates somewhat dual impressions of the well-being of the monetary union, which is leading to hectic and inconsistent behaviour of the single European currency. >>

The British Pound has once again proved to be one of a few currencies that preserve stability amidst increased uncertainty and volatility. >>

Data flow on the economy of the United States is presently dominated by bearish news. Industrial production growth is slowing down, the volume of retail sales is contracting. >>