The U.S. dollar fell to a two-month low against the yen on Monday, as renewed expectations for further easing measures by the Federal Reserve weighed on the greenback while last week’s monetary steps by the Bank of Japan supported the yen. USD/JPY hit

Despite the Bank of Japan expanded its QE program by JPY5trn to JPY70trn last Friday in Asia, an outcome in line with expectations, the measure seems to have underwhelmed the market, which continues to buy the Yen ignoring the recent aggressive monetary

The British pound has continued to scream higher thrugh the Asian trade, as upward pressure built up another 20+ pips to recent GBP/USD gains. The positive shift in sentiment towards the Pound was noted by TD Securities on their last CFTC analysis: "The

Commerzbank analysts expect the EUR/USD to reach key short term resistance at 1.3287 and 1.3291: “These are the 5 month downtrend and the 8 month channel and we look for them to hold the topside and provoke failure”, wrote analyst Karen Jones,

The EUR/USD has been trading soggy in interbank hours, currently quoted at 1.3250 at the retail platforms opening. The pair is resting near to a major resistance zone located at 1.3285. "The cross appears to settling in at the 1.3250 level ahead of

The euro remained lower against the yen after a two-day decline on speculation Spanish data today will show the nation’s economy shrank as the currency bloc’s debt crisis deepened. The euro touched the weakest level in almost two years against the pound

When the BoJ announced its monetary policy, including extra 10 Trillion Yen in the asset purchase program, the USD/JPY first spiked down to 80.47 before rallying. The retracement seen during the Asian session turned the daily candlestick upside down,

The dollar slumped to multi-week lows against the euro and the yen on Friday after a report showed U.S. economic growth cooled in the first quarter, raising the prospect of further stimulus from the U.S. Federal Reserve. The weaker-than-expected growth

India's foreign exchange (forex) reserves rose by $1.46 billion to $294.60 billion for the week ended April 20, official data showed. Forex reserves had risen by $213.8 million to $293.14 billion in the previous week. Foreign currency assets, the biggest

The rupee dropped 15 paise to 52.70 a dollar in late morning trade on month-end demand for the American currency from importers. The rupee fell despite weak dollar in the overseas. It resumed higher at 52.47/48 per dollar at the Interbank Foreign

The yen gained versus the dollar, headed for its biggest monthly rally since July, as investors speculated the Federal Reserve won’t be quick to abandon efforts to support the U.S. economy. The euro fell versus most major peers this week after Standard &

A very confused market was trading is trading the USD/JPY. First, mixed feeds gave investors two different easing amounts, 5 and 10 Trillion Yen, triggering a disappointed plunge and then a rally to 81.44 as the “10 Trillion Yen” became solid news. Since

Euro had a choppy day, swinging from a three-week high then falling, and rebounding in the U.S. trading session after better than expected US data. A report showed that Pending home sales in the U.S. rose more-than-expected to a seasonally adjusted 4.1