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12-14-2011, 02:23 PM #1
Fundamental Analysis, December, 14 / 2011
Predictably, the Fed left rates unchanged benchmark interest at 0.25%, which generated virtually no movements in major currency pairs.
The dollar continues to dominate the market with a strong recovery on all fronts, and pronounced the same against the euro, which more than merits his own faults of others is to lose the barrier of 1.30, with no change in trend the view.
The single currency, despite the ineptitude by European leaders in resolving sovereign debt crises of many of the countries of the old continent, had been able to stand away from the area of
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