Currencies: Dollar heads for weekly loss after U.S. data (at MarketWatch)
The U.S. dollar declines versus the euro and other rivals as the shared currency is supported by strong economic data and more confidence that Greece will recover.
MONEY MARKETS-Pre-Fed apprehension lifts rates (at Reuters)
Today s Market, Dollar, Oil Outlook: Strategists (at CNBC)
Markets mostly fell on Friday after a report showed consumer sentiment softened in March. Boris Schlossberg, director of research at GFT Forex, Ben Lichtenstein, president of TradersAudio and Peter Beutel, president of Cameron Hanover shared their outlooks on equities, currencies and commodities.
Dollar hurt by weak consumer data (Money)
The dollar fell Friday against most major currencies except the yen as investors digested conflicting reports on retail sales and consumer confidence.
Euro zone preparing Greek aid plan – Le Monde (at Reuters)
Euro zone countries are moving close to a deal on a 20 billion to 25 billion euro aid plan for Greece, France s Le Monde newspaper said on Friday, without mentioning its sources.
Currencies: Dollar stays down after confidence, retail sales (at MarketWatch)
The U.S. dollar declines versus the euro and other rivals as the shared currency is supported by strong economic data and more confidence that Greece will recover.
Currencies: Dollar stays down after confidence, retail sales (at MarketWatch)
The U.S. dollar declines versus the euro and other rivals as the shared currency is supported by strong economic data and more confidence that Greece will recover.
Currencies: Dollar stays down after confidence, retail sales (at MarketWatch)
The U.S. dollar declines versus the euro and other rivals as the shared currency is supported by strong economic data and more confidence that Greece will recover.
Euro Still Down Under the Aussie Dollar (at Seeking Alpha)
Currencies: Dollar pares loss after confidence data (at MarketWatch)
The dollar improved slightly on Friday after better-than expected U.S. retail-sales data, but remained lower versus the euro, supported by strong economic data and more confidence that Greece will recover.
