Global liquidity causing surge in Asian currencies

Article Abstract:

Federal Reserve increased the interest rates during 2005. However, interest rates in Europe continued to be low. The surplus liquidity in market has proved to be positive for Asian currencies. The trends in currencies across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia are discussed, and predictions about these trends are made for 2006.

United States, Government expenditures, Economic policy, United States. Federal Reserve Board, 2005 AD, 2006 AD

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Dollar's prospects depend on kindness of strangers

Article Abstract:

The likely trends in movement of North and South American currencies are forecasted. Similarly, the trends in the currencies of European countries and Asian countries are also predicted. The implications of these trends for US Dollar are also discussed.

Capital funds & cash flow, Economic aspects, Dollar (United States), Valuation

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Canadian Dollar turns suddenly popular

Article Abstract:

This article consists of a discussion of why, as of March 2003, the Canadian Dollar has become so popular to foreign exchange traders. The article also includes a discussion of the Mexican Peso, and the European Euro.

Canada, Mexico

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