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Location: Euro Struggles After Draghi Statement Once again the ECB has left things the same, keeping interest rates the same while at the same time staying away from adding more stimulus. Even though the euro briefly touched a recent high against the dollar, the 19-nation currency is now heading lower, thanks in part to concerns about the economy. Recent economic data has been lackluster for the eurozone, and that isn’t helping the 19-nation currency that much. Today’s ECB announcement didn’t do much to energize the euro, although policymakers decided not to make changes to interest rates or the asset purchases program. ECB President Mario Draghi did talk about the possibility of downside risks to the economy in his statement, while at the same time pointing out that stimulus is helping the region. Greek bond prices are lower following the announcement, and stocks are struggling as well, thanks in part to oil prices dropping on the latest OPEC disagreements. For now, the euro is struggling, and those struggles might get bigger if the United States ends up seeing higher rates later this year. At 14:09 GMT EUR/USD is down to 1.1168 from the open at 1.1187. EUR/GBP is down to 0.7725 from the open at 0.7764. EUR/JPY is down to 121.15 from the open at 122.55. If you have any questions, comments or opinions regarding the Euro, feel free to post them using the commentary form below.

Dollar Index Edges Higher Following Friday’s Comments from Yellen

The US dollar continued to benefit from the outlook for monetary tightening from the Federal Reserve, rising against a basket of currencies during Monday’s trading. The greenback gained mostly on currencies of emerging markets, while its performance versus major currencies was far from stellar. Fed Chair Janet Yellen was speaking on Friday, and she has signaled that the Fed may tighten monetary policy “in the coming months.” Such comments supported the dollar, and the Dollar Index rose about 0.2% during the current trading session. Yet the greenback struggled to rise against majors, with the exception of the very soft yen. One of the possible reasons for the dollar’s underperformance was the fact that US markets are closed for a holiday. This prevented the reaction to the Yellen’s words to be as strong as could have been otherwise. EUR/USD edged higher from 1.1112 to 1.1134 as of 18:08 GMT today. GBP/USD went up from 1.4606 to 1.4632. USD/JPY climbed from 110.41 to 111.08. If you have any questions, comments or opinions regarding the US Dollar, feel free to post them using the commentary form below. http://www.earnforex.com/news/2016/05/30/dollar-index-edges-higher-following-fridays-comments-from-yellen/

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