How low will the euro go?
Tue, Aug 5, 2008
With the US dollar continuing to impose its will on the other major currencies being traded in the foreign exchange market, the Euro has lost the significant edge it had gained on the USD just over two weeks ago. The USD has fought back from being pushed to where you needed as much as $1.60 US to make up just 1 euro. The exchange rate is currently fluctuating between 154623 and 155802 and some analysts expect it to drop as far as 1.5284.
Faltering oil prices continue to factor into the USD’s current domination, and news surrounding the USD has not been looking quite as bleak as anticipated.
- Stocks in U.S. Rise as Oil’s Retreat Eases Concern Over Growth in Profits
- U.S. Service Industries Index Contracts Less Than Economists Had Estimated
- Procter & Gamble Net Rises 33% on Dollar, Higher Prices for Shampoo, Soap
Will speculators favoring the euro trigger a wave of volatile activity that sends the market into a tailspin of counter activity, or will things continue on the present path of USD domination? How low will the euro go?
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