U.S. stocks remain constant on Wednesday despite new signs of an economic recovery; investors continue cautious after a considerable run-up in equity markets, leaving stocks prices constant even after solid reports on U.S. housing and new orders of durable goods. 

Reuters: The dollar was little changed at 94.15 against Japanese yen. Sterling fell to a six-week low against the dollar and was last off 0.6 percent at $1.6242 GBP. The euro hit a 2-1/2-month high against the pound above 88 pence EURGBP.

Gold futures prices down, which means a better perception of agents in the economy; remember when this crisis began, Gold futures prices raised to maximum levels in many years because people were afraid, and historically Gold has been the most secure active in the world.  

China would act to restrict “redundant investments”, this concerns investors on the global economy welfare and generate safe-haven buying of the U.S. dollar in Forex Accounts.