Toronto, Canada (PRWEB) January 14, 2011

The take-away seems to be that developments surrounding the Euro Zone sovereign debt crisis are firmly in charge of the single currency. Interestingly, the problems within the currency no longer appear to be weighing down investor confidence at large as swelling expectations of a resurgent US economy boost risk appetite. On balance, this puts the onus on the monetary policy announcement from the European Central Bank as traders look to Jean-Claude Trichet and company for concrete ideas on how to squash the crisis. Before the announcement however, the outcome of Portuguese and Spanish bond auction will set the tone, with poor uptake likely to weigh heavily on the single currency.

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Pasadena, CA (PRWEB) February 9, 2005

Foreign Exchange investment company, Pinnacle-Exchange (P|X), has released a free Euro report designed to educate investors on what causes the Euro and other currencies to fluctuate, and the relationship between the Euro and the U.S. dollar. The new quarterly report is part of Pinnacle-Exchange’s aim to inform the public on Foreign Exchange (FOREX).

“I believe individual investors, and others wanting to invest, should understand the conditions that affect the value of their money – whether they invest in stocks or FOREX,” said Simon Ho, president of Pinnacle-Exchange. “It’s my mission to offer clear, relevant information to help men and women take the first step in learning more about Foreign Exchange.”

Ho has made that information free and easy to obtain on the web site,

www.pinnacle-exchange.com. In addition to the Euro report, the site contains a 5-minute narrated presentation on Foreign Exchange, information on seven major currencies, and a basic primer on economics along with more advanced information on FOREX.

“There is growing importance for individuals of all ages to learn about pertinent investment options and that includes Foreign Exchange,” said Simon.

Simon Ho is self-taught on investing in FOREX. He mowed lawns at age 19 to earn his first $ 1,000 and invested it in stocks. Shortly after, he began investing in FOREX and now, at age 28, has managed accounts that have returned between 3% to 5% gains per month.

To request an interview or for more information,

Contact:    

Simon Ho, President

Pinnacle-Exchange

626-844-7888

simon@pinnacle-exchange.com

Don Simkovich, Public Relations

626-794-9009

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USD/JPY shed 0.3% to hit 90.88 during early European trade, a 3-day low. The pair was likely to find support at 90.14, last Wednesday’s low, and resistance at 92.15, Friday’s high. 

But the yen lost ground against the euro, with EUR/JPY gaining 0.34% to hit 124.34. 

Earlier in the day, the Bank of Japan meeting’s minutes showed that some officials said it was necessary to earn market trust in both fiscal and monetary policy, in light of the focus on the country’s massive debt. 

The summary of discussions of the Jan. 25-26 meeting noted: “Some members expressed the view that for individual countries, including Japan, for which the fiscal situation was serious, to be able to conduct appropriate policies while ensuring market stability, it had become all the more important to maintain market confidence in the conduct of both fiscal policy and monetary policy.” 

Later Tuesday, the Conference Board was set to release its monthly consumer confidence index, a leading indicator of U.S. consumer spending.