The Greenback made the last attempt to rise against the Yen before falling sharply on non-negative US economic data. The USD/JPY added 5 base points, ahead of the sharp fall to the 111.74 area. However, bulls put the pair back to the pre-data level of 112.60.
The Greenback made the last attempt to rise against the Yen before falling sharply on non-negative US economic data. The USD/JPY added 5 base points, ahead of the sharp fall to the 111.74 area. However, bulls put the pair back to the pre-data level of 112.60.
The Greenback was slightly changed against the Japanese Yen, following the preliminary data release on the US economic growth.
The Conference Board revealed that the Consumer Confidence Index for the US rose to the 129.5 mark in November, reaching the highest level in 17 years.
Sales of new single-family homes in the US marked solid increase to reach a ten-year high due to robust demand throughout the country, providing a boost to the property market.
Commerce Department stated that the US durable goods orders fell sharply 1.2% in October, while its core measure marked sligtly weaker increase of 0.4% in the same period.
Commerce Department stated that the US durable goods orders fell sharply 1.2% in October, while its core measure marked sligtly weaker increase of 0.4% in the same period.
Commerce Department stated that the US durable goods orders fell sharply 1.2% in October, while its core measure marked sligtly weaker increase of 0.4% in the same period.
The National Association of Realtors reported that the US existing home sales rose more than anticipated in October, revealing 2.0% gain to a seasonally adjusted yearly rate of 5.48M units in the reported month.
The Commerce Department said that the US homebuilding rose to the highest level of the year in October, where housing starts jumped 13.7% to a seasonally adjusted yearly rate of 1.29M units, while building permits added 5.9% to a 1.30M unit rate in October.
The Commerce Department said that the US homebuilding rose to the highest level of the year in October, where housing starts jumped 13.7% to a seasonally adjusted yearly rate of 1.29M units, while building permits added 5.9% to a 1.30M unit rate in October.
The Labour Department revealed that the US consumer inflation eased to 0.1% from 0.5% in October, while its core figure appreciated to 0.2% in the same period.
The Labour Department revealed that the US consumer inflation eased to 0.1% from 0.5% in October, while its core figure appreciated to 0.2% in the same period.
The Labour Department revealed that the US Producer Price Index increased 0.4% over the month of October, surprising expectations for a weaker gain of 0.1%.
The Treasury Department stated that the US Federal Government had a deficit of $63B over the course of October, where higher spending was attributed to disaster relief after a hurricane season.
The Japanese Yen strengthened against the Greenback on the upbeat Japan Eco Watcher's survey.
The Japanese Yen strengthened against the Greenback on the upbeat Japan Eco Watcher's survey.
The Japanese Yen strengthened against the Greenback on the upbeat Japan Eco Watcher's survey.
The JOLTS report showed that demand for workers in the US remained solid, with 6.1M job openings registered in September.
An active depreciation of the buck led fall of exchange rate on Monday.
The Labour department revealed that the US job growth sped up in October, while the yearly wage growth as well as participation rate fell in the reported period, clouding the outlook of the job market.
The Labour Department said that the US worker productivity grew 3.0% year-on-year in the Q3, the fastest growth pace in nearly three years, which fuelled diminishing of labour costs.
The Federal Reserve announced that it kept key interest rates unchanged and pointed to strong US economic expansion and better labour market conditions, as recent hurricanes had only short-term impact on economic activity.
The Japanese Yen edged lower against the Greenback, following the Bank of Japan's monetary policy report.