Currency News
Summary Of Currency Markets For August 2nd – August 3rd 2010
4 August 2010, 13:57
Our third stop is the Hong Kong dollar, where our opening rate was pegged at 12.118. Once again we had a good day to start with, recording an increase to 12.288 in the process. Tuesday was better as well with another leap up to 12.367 to close out the first two trading days of August.Summary Of Currency Markets For July 28th – July 30th 2010
2 August 2010, 13:08
We started off well by adding a small amount to our exchange rate, finishing Wednesday evening on 1.5578. This improved to 1.5619 the following day but we lost a little momentum to finish the week on 1.5604. This was still better than we had started with originally though.Summary Of Currency Markets For July 26th – July 27th 2010
28 July 2010, 14:56
Let us begin as usual with the rates against the US dollar. Last time we left things on 1.5404 and by Monday evening we had improved this to 1.5500. This was certainly a good start and we also managed to keep it up. The final figure for Tuesday evening for the British pound versus the US dollar was 1.5548.Comment [3]
Summary Of Currency Markets For July 21st – July 23rd 2010
27 July 2010, 11:10
The first result was certainly a good one, as we finished on Wednesday night with a rate of 1.5268. This slipped slightly the following day to 1.5246 but then on Friday we finished in fine fashion, ending the week on a much healthier 1.5404.Comment [1]
Summary Of Currency Markets For July 19th – July 20th 2010
21 July 2010, 17:09
So we have a starting figure of 1.5378 to go with here against the US dollar, but unfortunately we did not get good news on Monday evening. Instead we had a closing rate of 1.5274 to contend with, losing around a cent in just twenty four hours.Comment [1]
Summary Of Currency Markets For July 14th – July 16th 2010
19 July 2010, 13:33
The week started on some good news for the British pound, as it climbed from its opening rate against the US dollar of 1.5110. By the time Wednesday evening arrived it was on 1.5225 instead.Summary Of Currency Markets For July 12th – July 13th 2010
14 July 2010, 11:44
So another week begins and we start by checking whether the pound could improve its situation against the US dollar. The opening rate on Monday morning was 1.5116 but by the time the evening rolled around we had already lost some ground, leaving us on 1.5032.Summary Of Currency Markets For July 7th – July 9th 2010
12 July 2010, 15:24
First we begin with the US dollar and a closing rate of 1.5164. From there we saw the pound drop slightly the following day, as it fell to 1.5106. This wasn’t looking too promising and even though we saw a rally the next day, the week closed on an exchange rate of 1.5116.Summary Of Currency Markets For July 5th – July 6th 2010
7 July 2010, 17:37
The starting point against the US dollar was 1.5206 and we didn’t get off to the best start here. We dropped back to 1.5143 the following day before regaining some of our losses and finishing on Tuesday night on 1.5164.Comment [1]
Summary Of Currency Markets For June 30th – July 2nd 2010
5 July 2010, 10:24
It would turn out to be a few days of mixed fortunes for the pound against the Hong Kong dollar as well. From a starting rate of 11.717 we would now find ourselves dropping back to 11.688 by the end of the following day. Luckily we were able to recoup our losses by the end of the week, as Friday saw a surge that ended with the pound being worth 11.850.