US Dollar Index pauses after recent rally

FXstreet.com (New York) - The US Dollar Index slid during Asian trading Thursday, after yesterdays lackluster GDP release in the United States.

Despite the US economy growing less than projected, the USD Index breached the 83.00 level earlier today, peaking in the 83.23 region. In addition, US markets also staged an additional recovery yesterday, notching a two-day rally. Presently the USD Index has settled at 83.20 in these moments, down -0.02% during the overnight session.

Jun 27, 2013

Flash: Financing gap emerges in Greece – Investec

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Commodities Brief – Commodities stalling the fall

Gold printed today a fresh almost 3-year low in the spot price at $1220 in late NY session, trading last at $1230, while the CRB index, that tracks the 19 commodities most traded, ended the day in NY down -0.44% at 276.79 off fresh 2-year lows.