FOREX

House Price Index Records Sharpest-Ever August Decline as Sterling Trades Higher.

Malaysia's ringgit soars as second quarter GDP numbers surprise on higher side.

Contraction of eurozone's largest economy drags down euro.

Pound falls as Mark Carney indicates BoE may take longer to start hiking interest rates.

A decline in credit expansion and money supply growth likely to make the call for additional boosts louder.

Euro falls across the board after ZEW said geopolitical tensions have started to affect Germany.

Norway's krone rallied to two-month highs versus the euro and sterling after Norwegian consumer price inflation rose to a six-month high.

GBP/USD falls to fresh two-month low as market braces up for June/July labour market numbers and BoE inflation report.

The USD/INR pair touched a five-month high of 61.75 before a central bank-assisted reversal helped the rupee end nearly 1% stronger.

Bank of Japan will be in news for monthly economic survey and minutes of last policy-setting meeting.

Sterling has dropped more than 2.1% over past five weeks against US dollar.

SoMP talks about how poor wage growth can be offset by a weakness in the currency.

The way forward for the Russian currency is toward uncharted territory.

Pound and euro traded weak on Thursday as traders preferred to stay light ahead of monetary policy announcements.

Indian rupee fell to a fresh low as geopolitical tensions increased safe haven flows to the dollar.

British pound falls against US dollar despite encouraging housing market data.

The kiwi dollar is now trading a shade away from an eight-month low against the Australian dollar and a five-month low versus the US dollar.

US dollar rallies to new high against Canadian dollar while stronger-than-expected UK PMI strengthens sterling.

India's central bank slashes SLR to 22% from 22.5% and lowers ceiling on bond-holding norms.

AUD/USD dropped to 0.9317 from the previous close of 0.9314, partly reversing the gains over the past two sessions.

GBP/USD rises to 1.6837 from previous close of 1.6822, and compared to 1.6813, its lowest since 12 June touched on Friday.

Most Asian currencies reversed some of their recent losses versus the weakened US dollar, however.

Reversal in greenback outlook should trigger a corresponding reaction favouring Asian currencies.

None of them are seen altering rates, going by recent policy statements.

HSBC PMI, compiled by Markit, rises for fourth month running in July to 51.0, up from 49.1 in June.

Rupee weakens amid usual month-end dollar bids and tighter supply of greenback.

Chinese yuan trades lower despite manufacturing indices showing faster expansion.

The dollar has strengthened against all major currencies and gold.

Asian currencies weaken as upbeat US growth data helps dollar remain strong.