The News Review:
- Forex – US dollar stays in narrow ranges in quiet Asian afternoon…
- Malaysia’s mid-March forex reserves at 119.1 bln US dollars vs…
- Barreto held for forex violation
- Forex News: Japanese and European Consumers Rebound, Credit Suisse…
- FOREX: Ringgit Opens Lower Against US Dollar
- RBI’s dollar mop-up helps improve India’s external liabilities…
Forex – US dollar stays in narrow ranges in quiet Asian afternoon…
Forbes – Mar 21, 2008
05 am (0505 GMT), the dollar was at 99. 62 yen, compared to 99.
Malaysia’s mid-March forex reserves at 119.1 bln US dollars vs…
Forbes – Mar 21, 2008
1 billion US dollars in mid-March from 116. 3 billion at the end of February. The reserves position is sufficient to finance 9. 8 months of retained imports and is 7.
Barreto held for forex violation
Times of India – Mar 21, 2008
He was travelling home to Sao Paulo via
Dubai. The tip-off came from
sports circles, according to
sources. Barreto was released
on bail, but he cannot leave the country as his passport has been confiscated. If prosecuted, he could face a maximum jail term of six months and a penalty not
exceeding the confiscated amount.
Forex News: Japanese and European Consumers Rebound, Credit Suisse…
Daily FX – Mar 21, 2008
2%, on a same store basis. It marked the first gain in four months and largest in almost four years. February saw Japanese consumer spending gaining strength as retail sales ,retail trade and household spending all improved. The labor market has been steadily improving with labor cash earnings increasing and unemployment decreasing.
FOREX: Ringgit Opens Lower Against US Dollar
Bernama – Mar 21, 2008
dollar today on dollar-buying activities a dealer said. 00 am, the ringgit was quoted at 3.
RBI’s dollar mop-up helps improve India’s external liabilities…
Economic Times – Mar 21, 2008
2 billion at the end of
June 2007. While the increased level of foreign participation in India?s
equities markets has resulted in a surge of the country?s total external
financial liabilities, the external assets grew faster because of the growth in
forex reserves. The
country?s total forex assets rose to $302. 2 billion during the quarter
ended September 2007, from $261 billion in June 2007. The majority of the
country?s external financial assets were in the form of reserve assets
? at almost 82%. The rest of the assets were distributed in direct
investment (12%) and other investments (6%) while portfolio investments formed a
0.