Dollar Lifts, Euro Dips, the IMF Gets Gloomy
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Earnings weigh on risk and the IMF issues a euro zone warning - it's time for your FX Fix.
Concerns about corporate earnings dampened risk appetite, and the dollar held near a one-month high. [CNBC]
Leaders' stuttering progress in addressing the euro zone crisis put pressure on Spanish and Italian bonds, and sent the euro lower. [CNBC]
The IMF warned in a new report that the euro zone is at risk of a "downward spiral of capital flight, breakup fears and economic decline." [actionforex.com]
Downbeat consumer sentiment data sent the Australian dollar lower. [WSJ]
The Bank of Japan said the strong yen was a factor in its latest rate cut, which could fuel market expectations for a new cut if the currency rises further. [WSJ]
Reports that South Africa's labor strife may be close to a resolution sent the battered rand higher. [WSJ]
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