The U.S. dollar on Wednesday rose against the major currencies on positive U.S. economic data and uncertainties of European debt crisis.
Many Americans risk facing a cash-strapped retirement as they fail to commit enough time to discussing their long-term financial goals with a qualified financial advisor. A major international report reveals that around four in ten (38%) of U.S. respondents surveyed said they would prefer to spend just half an hour seeking professional financial advice on their immediate rather than future needs.1
Chicago grains posted a collective hike in all of its three major products on Monday, gaining support from positive economic news from China and Europe. Besides, a weaker dollar gave additional push to the grain market.
NEW YORK (Xinhua) — The U.S. dollar rose against most major currencies in late New York trading on Friday as U.S. unemployment remained high in September and Fitch downgraded credit ratings of Italy and Spain. The U.S. Labor Department said U.S. employment grew by 103,000 workers in September, however, the unemployment rate remained steady at [...]
TOKYO (Xinhua) — The U.S. dollar traded in the upper 76 yen zone Wednesday morning in Tokyo. The dollar bought 76.63-71 yen at midday compared with 76.75-85 yen in New York and 76.67-68 yen in Tokyo late Tuesday afternoon.
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