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The Dollar lost gains across the board as positive news coming out of Europe pushed investors to buy higher yielding assets and drop the greenback. The Import Price Index came out 1.1% worse than expected 1.2%.

The Dollar traded mixed against the major currencies after a Federal Reserve official sounded concern about the strength of the U.S. economic recovery. NASDAQ rose by 0.33% and the Dow Jons strengthened by 0.30%

The Dollar weakened against most of the major currencies after a Federal Reserve official sounded concern over the strength of the U.S. economic recovery. NASDAQ rose by 0.17% and Dow Jones weakened by 0.32%.

The Dollar weakened against most of the major currencies after the Non-farm Payrolls came out at 103K, worse than the expected 150K. The NASDAQ fell by 0.25% and the Dow Jones weakened by 0.19%.

Hi, I’m Lee Stone and this is your UFX Bank Week in Review. Today, we will cover some of the major financial events of the past week and discuss how they impact the global currency markets.

The Dollar strengthened versus most of the major currencies as companies in the U.S. boosted payrolls in December by the most since records began in 2001. The numbers came out at 297K vs. 101k forecast.

The Dollar was up against most of the major currencies after official data showed that orders placed with U.S. factories unexpectedly rebounded in November and the Federal Reserve said that improvements in the economy didn’t meet the threshold

The Dollar weakened across the board as signs of economic recovery in the U.S. pushed investors towards higher yielding assets. U.S. Stock Markets closed almost unchanged as the Dow rose by 0.07% and the NASDAQ weakened by 0.38%.

Last week the UK Nationwide Housing Prices Indicator was released and came out better than expected. UK housing prices for December 2010 rose 0.4% compared to the expected rate of -0.3%.

The Dollar traded mixed against the major currencies in a volatile session caused by low liquidity. CB Consumer Confidence came out 52.5 worse than expected 56.1. Stock Markets in U.S. closed almost unchanged

The Dollar weakened against most of the major currencies during the opening of the Asian trade supported by low liquidity in the markets. The Stock Markets in U.S. closed almost unchanged as the Dow Jones fell by -0.16% and the NASDAQ advanced

The Dollar traded almost unchanged versus the major currencies of Forex trading as the Christmas holiday was celebrated on Friday. The Stock Markets in the U.S. were closed as well. Crude Oil was not tradable and its price remained above 91$ a barrel

The week was marked by short movements and low volume trading. The run up to the holidays kept most heavy trading at bay as most investors approached the week with a sense of risk aversion.

The Dollar fell against most of the major currencies amid fresh concerns over the European sovereign debt crisis after Moody's ratings agency put Portugal’s sovereign debt rating on review.

The Dollar was mixed against the other major currencies amid fresh concerns over the European debt crisis following Moody's ratings agency putting Portugal’s debt rating on review. The NASDAQ and the Dow strengthened by 0.68% and 0.48% respectively.

The Dollar was mixed against the other major currencies as concerns over the European debt crisis and tensions on the Korean peninsula dampened risk appetite. NASDAQ increased by 0.25% and Dow Jones weakened by 0.12%.

The Dollar rose against the other majors as Treasury yields reached a seven-month high on stronger than forecast economic data and concern that Europe’s debt crisis will spread. NASDAQ increased by 0.21% and Dow Jones weakened by 0.06%.

The news this week revolved almost entirely around the Euro. Though, there was some hope that the sovereign debt crisis from earlier this year had been resolved, the clear reality, is that it wasn’t. Now, as we enter the final weeks of 2010, the Euro

The dollar gained versus most of the major currencies as a possible downgrade of Spain's credit rating pushed investors to the safety of the greenback. Core CPI came out unchanged at 0.1% as expected.

The U.S. dollar rose against most of the major currencies after the Fed left the interest rate at 0.25% and retail sales and PPI came out better than expected. NASDAQ rose by 0.11% and Dow Jones rose by 0.42%.

The U.S. currency fell against most of the major currencies after benchmark Treasury yields reached a six-month high last week on speculation that an extension of tax cuts would boost U.S. growth. NASDAQ fell by 0.48%

U.S. currency rose against most of its major counterparts after benchmark Treasury yields reached a six-month high last week on speculation that an extension of tax cuts will boost U.S. growth. NASDAQ increased by 0.80% and Dow Jones rose by 0.35%.

Oil struggled this week, reversing some of its losses from the previous week. January Crude Oil orders fell to $87.79 per barrel for a total weekly loss of 1.85 percent. The big gains Gold experienced in the week prior were almost all reversed

The Dollar was mixed against the major currencies as Treasury yields surged on speculation of an agreement to extend tax cuts to boost the economy, increasing demand for U.S. assets. NASDAQ increased by 0.41% and the Dow strengthened by 0.12%.

The Dollar rose against most major currencies as Treasury yields surged on speculation of an agreement to extend tax cuts to boost the economy, increasing demand for U.S. assets. NASDAQ increased by 0.14% and the Dow weakened by 0.03%.

The Dollar strengthened versus the other major currencies in Forex trading after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said the central bank may boost purchases of U.S. debt

The Dollar dropped against most major currencies as U.S. payrolls added less jobs than forecast last month, keeping unemployment near a 26-year high and spurring speculation that the recovery is faltering.

The Nonfarm Payrolls report came out on Friday as well as the unemployment rate. The outcomes were far below expectations and the results on the dollar were as could be expected.

The Dollar lost the positive rally it had been enjoying in the last few days after positive macro data in the U.S. signaled improvement. The ADP Non-Farm Employment change came out 93k better than the expected 70k

Hello, it's Wednesday, December 01, 2010, and I'm Martin Smith with the daily outlook from UFX Bank. The Dollar gained against the major currencies as euro-zone concerns remained in focus

The Dollar gained against the major currencies as euro-zone concerns remained in focus leading investors to risk aversion. The Stock Market in U.S. closed negative as the Dow decreased by -0.36% and the NASDAQ lost -0.37%.

The Dollar gained across the board on Friday as European debt worries extended on concerns that Portugal and Spain will follow the lead of Greece and Ireland and send investors to the safe haven of the Greenback.

The Irish Debt crisis continued to dominate European news this week, though concerns seemed to have shifted to other troubled economies in the Euro zone. . In other news, the Australian dollar fell against the US dollar after...

The dollar weakened against most major currencies despite positive economic data from last week. The fact that Irish leaders welcomed “substantial contingency capital funding” for Irish banks finally gave some certainty to the market

In news, China has announced plans to step up currency reserves in order to curb inflation. The announcement sent ripples through the market, especially in the way of commodities and commodity linked currencies.

The dollar weakened slightly against most of the major currencies as Building Permits came out worse than expected at 0.55M vs. 0.57M expected, as well as Housing Starts at 0.52M vs. 0.59M.

The dollar gained across the board after investors sought safety on the greenback as risk aversion returns to the markets. PPI came out 0.4% worse than expected 0.8%. Industrial Production came out 0% worse than expected 0.3%

The dollar gained against most of the major currencies after the Retail Sales data came out 1.2% better than expected 0.7% and signs of recovery in U.S. markets might help the FED to cut part of the QE2 program.

Friday saw the Dollar weaken against most of the majors to bring an abrupt halt to the entire week’s gains. Consumer sentiment data came out better than expected at 69.3 vs. an estimated 69.00.

US President Barak Obama was in Asia for the meeting of the G20 leaders, which took place in Seoul, South Korea. Once again, world leaders vowed to work together to maintain the economic recovery

The Dollar traded mixed versus the major currencies after positive macro data showed that the Trade Balance came out -44B better than the expected -45B and Unemployment Claims at 435k better than the expected 450k.

The Dollar rose against most major currencies after U.S. stocks fell for a second day and Treasuries slid, sending the 30-year yield to a five month high and causing a positive momentum for the Dollar

The Dollar strengthened versus most of the major currencies after U.S. nonfarm payrolls rose more than expected last month (151K vs. 63K forecast) and caused big movements on the pairs.

It was a busy week in news, but mostly for the US Dollar. The week began with the US election results giving control of the House of Representatives to the Republicans.

The Dollar fell against most major currencies as the Fed revealed it would buy $600 billion of Treasuries under a policy known as quantitative easing. Interest Rate remained at 0.25%

The Dollar traded mixed against the major currencies today. U.S. investors still waiting for the Interest Rate Decision today, which is expected unchanged at 0.25%.

The Dollar traded mixed against the majors currencies today. The Stock Markets in the U.S. closed mixed with Dow Jones rising 0.06% and the NASDAQ falling -0.10%. Crude advanced by 1.9% against the dollar and closed at $82.95 a barrel.

The Dollar traded mixed with other majors currencies. GDP came out as expected at 2.00% and Stock Markets in the U.S. closed mixed with Dow Jones rising 0.04% and the NASDAQ unchanged.

In news this week, demand for China’s Yuan increased significantly with traders speculating that there will be significant appreciation in the Chinese currency.

The Dollar strengthened across the board as stocks in the U.S. approached session lows. New Home Sales came out 307K better than the expected 300K. U.S. Stock Markets closed mixed