Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda may be talking too much.
The Australian dollar remains stuck in its range and seems to be more affected by US dollar moves than anything out of Greece, just as the euro continues to show surprising resilience.
Marine Le Pen, a frontrunner in France's 2017 presidential election, says a Greek exit from the euro is inevitable - and if she wins, France won't be far behind.
The euro is falling victim to monetary policy divergence again, sliding in value against all of its major peers and further weakness against the greenback in particular is expected.
* Greece's new reform proposals welcomed, but no deal yet
The Australian dollar slipped below US77c on Tuesday after weaker-than-expected house price data, but the currency has much further to fall,...
The Australian dollar edged higher on Monday, as absence of domestic data and jitters over Greece kept volumes low as traders consolidated p...
The Australian dollar is likely to drop below US70¢ next year as a struggling economy forces the RBA to reduce interest rates by as much as ...
After more than a decade in which ever-rising numbers of Australians cashed in their strong currency on foreign shores, domestic travel is s...
The crisis in Greece has taken away the euro's appeal as a cheap global borrowing currency, leaving investors with barely any viable market...
