Last Updated : January 31, 2012 14:57 The US Dollar Index (DX) strengthened around 0.4 percent on Monday, on the back of weak sentiments in the global markets which boosted demand for the low-yielding dollar. Decline in the Euro due to rising concerns over Euro Zone debt crisis also acted ...
Last Updated : January 12, 2012 14:35 MUMBAI (Commodity Online): The Japanese Yen depreciated marginally by 0.1 percent on Wednesday and touched an intra-day low of 77.04. However, sharp depreciation was not witnessed due to mixed market sentiments and the currency closed at the level of 76.87 yesterday. Japan’s Leading ...
Last Updated : January 04, 2012 12:30 The US Dollar Index (DX) weakened sharply by 0.8 percent on Tuesday and touched an intra-day low of 79.83. Positive sentiments in the global markets due to favorable economic data from the US affected demand for the low-yielding dollar. The Dow Jones and ...
The US Dollar Index (DX) weakened around 0.1 percent in the last week, as improved economic data from the US indicated signs of recovery in the world’s largest economy. This led to rise in risk appetite in the global markets which affected safe-haven demand for the low-yielding dollar. The index ...
The US Dollar Index (DX) slipped from its 11-month high of 80.78 in the last week, but closed around 2 percent higher at 80.16, above the crucial 80- mark. Taking cues from the weak global market scenario investors prefer holding dollar-denominated cash and this has boosted demand for the lowyielding ...
The US Dollar Index (DX) declined almost 1 percent on Wednesday on the back of upbeat sentiments in the global markets which decreased demand for the low-yielding currency. The Dow Jones and the S&P surged more than 4 percent each yesterday. The index touched an intra-day low of 77.92, below ...
The US Dollar Index (DX) gained more than 1 percent and closed above the 79-mark yesterday as rising risk aversion in the global markets supported demand for the low-yielding currency. With rising European worries, the Euro remains under pressure and this factor is supporting upside in the DX. The Indian ...
The US Dollar Index (DX) depreciated marginally by 0.1 percent on Tuesday and touched an intra-day low of 78.16. However, sharp depreciation was not witnessed due to weak sentiments in the global markets. Dow Jones and S&P dropped around 0.5 percent each in yesterday’s trade. The dollar closed its trading ...
The US Dollar Index (DX) witnessed depreciation of around 0.5 percent on Tuesday on the back of positive sentiments in the global markets due to easing concerns over Euro Zone debt worries which reduced demand for the low-yielding currency. Dow Jones and S&P gained around 0.8 percent and 1.2 percent ...
The US Dollar Index (DX) depreciated marginally by 0.1 percent on Monday on account of upbeat sentiments in the US equity markets which reduced demand for the low-yielding currency. S&P and Dow Jones rose by around 0.6 percent and 0.7 percent respectively yesterday. The dollar touched an intra-day low of ...
The US Dollar Index (DX) witnessed depreciation of around 0.4 percent on Thursday on the back of upbeat sentiments in the global markets which decreased demand for the low-yielding currency. S&P and Dow Jones rose sharply by almost 2 percent each yesterday. The dollar touched an intra-day low of 76.75 ...
The US Dollar Index (DX) jumped more than 1 percent on Monday, marking a strong start to the week. The DX touched a high of 76.72 and is currently trading around 76.63. Demand for the low-yielding currency increased as investors shunned higher-yielding and riskier investment assets. The Indian Rupee (INR) ...
The US Dollar Index (DX) traded lower by around 0.5 percent in yesterday’s trading session, mainly on the back of upbeat sentiments in the global markets. Dow Jones and S&P gained almost 1 percent and around 1.3 percent respectively on Monday. In addition to this, rise in the Euro also ...
The US Dollar Index (DX) depreciated slightly by 0.1 percent on Thursday mainly touched an intraday low of 76.97. However, sharp depreciation was not witnessed due to choppy sentiments in the global markets yesterday. As the global economic concerns still persist, this factor also resisted further decline in DX. The ...
AHMEDABAD (Commodity Online): This morning as the markets opened, Euro moved up as against US dollar, with an expectation that authorities will handle Euro zone crisis with more precise steps and clear vision. On the contrary, S&P downgraded the ratings of Spain from AA to -AA with negative outlook giving ...
On a weekly basis, the US Dollar Index (DX) appreciated slightly by 0.1 percent and touched a high of 80.43. Fall in the Euro acted as a positive factor for the currency. But, sharp gains were capped due to rise in US equities. Dow Jones and S&P rose 1.8 percent ...
The US Dollar Index (DX) depreciated slightly by 0.2 percent in the last week mainly on account of revival in the global equity markets which affected demand for the low-yielding currency. Dow Jones, an industrial average, rose almost 1.5 percent (w-o-w) to close at 10,913 on Friday. However, sharp decline ...
