FOREX

The dollar rose against the euro on Tuesday after a better than expected manufacturing report and news of plans by major banks UBS and Lehman brothers to raise capital.

The dollar made slight gains against the euro and yen on Monday after consumer price inflation in Europe hit a new high above estimates.

The dollar fell slightly against the euro on Thursday after a report showed consumer spending in February rose at its slowest pace in a year.

The dollar fell against the euro on Wednesday on reports of lower durable goods sales and falling housing prices.

The dollar fell versus the euro on Tuesday after a consumer confidence report reading came in lower-than expected raising fresh worries about the U.S economy.

A fresh bout of weak US economic data undermined the recent recovery in the dollar, pushing the currency beneath the 2-level against the sterling and falling past the 1.56-mark versus the euro. The reports revealed further deterioration

The dollar continued to rebound versus the yen, edging up to 100.84, in a holiday-thinned Monday session – with Europe and Asia still closed for the Easter holiday. Economic data released earlier today also provided support for

The dollar rose against the euro on Thursday as investors pulled their money from commodities and put them into dollar-based investments.

The U.S. dollar gained against the yen and euro on Tuesday after American banks Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers reported stronger than expected profits for their latest quarters.

The dollar fell to a twelve year low against the yen and recovered from a new low against the euro on Monday after the Federal Reserve's to cut its discount lending rate and JPMorgan's bargain buy of imperiled investment bank Bear Stearns Cos.

The dollar fell to a new low against the euro and dipped lower against the yen on Friday amid more trouble in the financial sector as JPMorgan Chase and the New York Federal reserved teamed up to bail out struggling investment bank Bear Stearns.

The dollar traded at a record low versus the euro on Thursday on concerns of continuing credit market turmoil and its possible effect on the U.S. economy.

The U.S. dollar fell to a record low on Wednesday amid skepticism that a move by the Federal Reserve to ease a credit crunch will be effective.

The dollar rose against the euro and yen on Tuesday after the Federal Reserve announced it would boost lending to credit-hungry U.S. financial institutions in a bid to avert a recession.

The dollar come under aggressive selling pressure against the yen, falling to its lowest level since 2000 at 101.38 as heightened risk aversion prompted a sharp rally by the Japanese currency. Persistent fears of instability in the US

The dollar slipped against the yen on Monday on concerns that a U.S. recession could dent stock prices but steadied after the head of the European Central Bank raised a warning about currency exchange rates.

The dollar rose after dipping to new all-time lows against the euro on Friday as a report of bigger than expected job losses took a back seat to a plan by the Fed to give additional loans to banks.

The dollar found no reprieve in the Thursday session ahead of tomorrow’s closely watched February labor report – stumbling to fresh all-time lows against the euro just shy of the 1.54-mark and a 3-year low versus the yen at 102.56.

The dollar fell to a fresh low versus the euro on Thursday after the European Central Bank and Bank of England decided to key their benchmark interest steady.

The dollar fell to a record low against the euro and the dollar index on Wednesday despite a report which showed U.S. service industries contracting less than expected.

The dollar continues to struggle across the board amid lingering fears that the economy is headed toward a recession – dragging the currency to a new all-time low against the euro at 1.5275 and a three-year low versus the yen at

The beleaguered dollar found no reprieve against the majors, with the accelerated selling pushing the currency to fresh all-time lows against the euro, Swiss franc, 24-year lows versus the Aussie and 3-year lows versus the yen.

The dollar held near a record low versus the euro on Thursday after weak U.S. data fuelled recession fears and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled a readiness to cut interest rates again.

The dollar crossed under the $1.51 per euro mark for the first time on Wednesday after Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled that the Fed could continue to lower interest rates.

Traders sold the greenback after key economic data reinforced the current dilemma facing the US Federal Reserve. The dollar slipped past the 1.49-level against the euro and relinquished the 0.93-mark versus the Aussie. Persistent

The dollar fell on Tuesday, approaching a record low versus the euro after economic data painted the U.S. economy in a negative light.

The greenback was mixed at the start of the week, trading higher against the yen and easing versus the euro. US data will garner the lion’s share of the attention this week, with much scrutiny over the prospects for the economy to slip into recession. On the

The dollar gained slightly against the euro and yen on Monday after a better than expected report about home sales in the U.S. in 2008.

The yen rose against the dollar and euro on Friday as investor moved away from stocks and high yielding currencies.