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| Next News Text Size Print Email Add a Comment Bookmark Us (RTTNews) The Canadian dollar saw some weakness on Friday in New York. term low against the dollar and euro and also slipped against some of the others. Trading took place amid the release of data showing that the increase in new housing prices in Canada slowed in February.

Commodity Spread Trading (AXcess News) New York - Marking the first currency trading day of the new year, the dollar showed strong against the euro while the British pound and Japanese yen rose.

Nfl Betting Spread The euro moved slightly lower at $1.1826 in early European trading compared to Friday's close of $1.1828 in New York.

Advanced Commodity Spread The British poundtraded up at$1.7213 from its closing price Friday of $1.7179 and the dollar was down to 117.54 Japanese yen from 118.01 yen.

The tendency from the prior week continues with the start of Asian session. The dollar started the new week with new loses close to the record low level against the euro. It is sure that this week the dollar will set new record low levels against the euro. The trading strategy is opening long positions, as buy on dips. The Fed is not care about the low dollar levels and that send signals to the traders to continue selling dollars on the market.

Betting Exchange Spread In 2005, the euro dropped 12.7 percentagainst the dollar and the British pound fell 10.6 percent. The dollar was also up against the yen by 15 percent.

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Stock Spread Trading Interest rate hikes in the United States fueled the dollar's rise against foreign currency as the Federal Reserve raised interest rates 13 times last year.

Online Spread Betting Indications are that the Fed will continue raising interests, though the prospects of frequency may decline, never the less it will fuel further demand for the dollar in currency markets. As a result, analysts anticipate demand for dollars to remain strong, buoying the dollar's market price.

Complete Guide Spread Trading The only thing that could affect a decline in the dollar would be a weaker US economic picture, aslow downin economic growth. The US Commerce Department has predicted strong fiscal growth of between 3 to 4 percent, which industry's current expansion appears to be matching. That would continue to keep demand up for the US dollar high, but the second half of the year might show slowing economic expansion and expansion of the US foreign trade gap. A widening trade gap coupled with a slower second half will most likely affect the dollar's price, though it should still finish 2006 in a positive mode.

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