Fundamentals are strong and the U.S. dollar has helped the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 hit new highs Friday, the CNBC "Fast Money" pros said, but can the stock rally last?
Commodity prices mostly weakened this week, hit by a stronger US dollar and falling demand for raw materials amid persistent concerns about the state of the troubled global economy, analysts said.
The basic gist is: It's about weakening yen, strengthening data, increasing US yields relative to the rest of the world (which makes the dollar inherently more valuable), weakening euro, and more hawkish tones from Fed folks. Here's the commentary from ...
CANBERRA, May 18 (Xinhua) -- The Australian dollar fell below parity with the U.S. dollar and stayed down during the whole week, which is widely attributed to positive indicators in the U.S.
Many travelers are familiar with currency exchange rates and how that translates from dollar to yen, euro, or peso. But there's another metric that puts the relative strength of the dollar in perspective: purchasing-power parity. In the following video ...
Harare has been using a basket of foreign currencies, since the formation of a coalition government, with the US Dollar and South African Rand being dominant.
The US dollar on Friday made a notable rebound against major currencies after data showed US consumer confidence improved. US consumer sentiment index in May stood at 83.7, well above the market consensus of 78.0, according to a joint survey ...
Gold Silver GLD IAU SLV Gold dropped in Friday trading as the U.S. dollar resumed its advance and better-than-expected economic reports buoyed investor optimism.
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