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2003).
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Foreign Exchange Market Update:
Hopes
of short a war, drives markets higher.
Market
Update: Thursday, April 3, 2003
The
US Dollar again strengthened overnight as
progress reports from Iraq suggested that
for now the allied forces are doing better
than they had expected.
The
European Central bank left interest rates
unchanged. With more data from the service
side of the Euro economy suggesting they
are close to going into a recession, and
unemployment at a 5 year high in Germany
the lack of action again seems to suggest
when they do act it will be too late.
The
UK service industry data also fell below
the expected level showing the UK economy
continues to contract.
The US Dollar had fallen 4% in the last
week so it is not surprising that there
should be such a sharp pull back from the
markets oversold position.
The
US Dollar correlation with stocks remains
very strong.
The
war and its perceived success compared to
expectations should remain the principal
market driver followed by the geopolitics
associated with the war and economics will
take a back seat.
With
daily foreign currency volatility continuing
to be higher than usual, please call your
foreign
exchange market advisor for the latest
analysis.
Currency
ranges for today:
EUR/USD
1.0680 - 1.0820
USD/CAD 1.4650 - 1.4750
GBP/USD 1.5580 - 1.5720
USD/CHF 1.3700 - 1.3900
USD/JPY 118.50 - 120.20
USD/MXN 10.50 - 10.80
Foreign Exchange Report .... April 03/03
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