2 September 2010
| FBS
Hedge funds made EUR/CHF fall
Strategists at UBS note that the decline of EUR/CHF may have happened because of the hedge funds activity. |
2 September 2010
| FXCM
Dollar Outlook Stalled by Aimless Risk Trends, Fed’s Concerns
It is always good to step back from the day-to-day changes in the markets to put price action into context... |
2 September 2010
| FXOpen
Slovakia Confirms Slower Growth In Q2
Slovakia's economy grew slightly better than estimated earlier during the second quarter, but the pace of growth slowed from the previous three months, official data showed Thursday... |
2 September 2010
| FXCM
Euro Pares Gains Ahead of ECB Rate Decision, Euro Zone GDP Report
The Euro inched lower in Asian trade and cues from risk sentiment pointing to further weakness, with a rate decision from the European Central Bank and the release of revised Euro Zone GDP figures likely to amount to non-events... |
2 September 2010
| iFOREX
Daily Forecast
EUR/USD Trading range: 1.2770 - 1.2870; Trend: Upward; Buy at 1.2782 SL 1.2750 TP 1.2859
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2 September 2010
| Dukascopy
Forex Overview
The euro fell against the yen in Asia on Thursday on the view that European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet may take a less hawkish line on monetary policy at an upcoming press conference... |
1 September 2010
| FBS
Euro may keep growing only above 1.2710
The single currency jumped from the session’s minimum at 1.2625 to trade slightly below 1.2710. Such move stimulated bullish momentum for the pair. |
1 September 2010
| FXOpen
Czech Manufacturing Growth Improves In August
Czech manufacturing sector expanded at a faster pace in August, owing to a sharp rise in new work... |
1 September 2010
| Dukascopy
Forex Overview
The yen gave up overnight gains against the dollar and euro in Asian trading Wednesday, as stronger regional share markets cut into demand for the safe-haven Japanese unit... |
1 September 2010
| iFOREX
Daily Forecast
EUR/USD Trading range: 1.2680 - 1.2785; Trend: Upward; Buy at 1.2694; SL 1.2662; TP 1.2771... |
31 August 2010
| HY Markets
Review of Last Week
Crude Oil – Oil ended higher on Friday, gaining for the third consecutive day and ending the week on the plus side for the first time in three weeks... |
31 August 2010
| Askobid
JPY Ignores Upbeat Japanese July Industrial Production & Retail Trade Data
Both Japanese industrial production and retail trade data for July beat economists’ expectations... |
31 August 2010
| FXOpen
U.K. July Mortgage Approvals Beat Expectations
The number of mortgages approved in the U.K. rose in July compared to June and came in above expectations, official figures showed on Tuesday... |
31 August 2010
| FXCM
Euro Selling May Resume as German Jobs Data Underscores ECB Paralysis
Euro selling may resume in European trading hours after the single currency paused to consolidate in the overnight session as robust German jobs data highlight the economic disparity and likely monetary policy paralysis in the Euro Zone... |
31 August 2010
| Dukascopy
Forex Overview
The euro and the dollar fell against the Japanese yen in Asia Tuesday as poor Asian stock performances prompted regional short-term players to buy the safe-haven yen, while Japanese exporters bought the unit for month-end settlement... |
31 August 2010
| iFOREX
Daily Forecast
EUR/USD Trading range: 1.2675 - 1.2575; Trend: Downward; Sell at 1.2663; SL 1.2695; TP 1.2586... |
30 August 2010
| FXCM
Weekly Trading Forecast
US Dollar Direction Could Be Decided on Nonfarm Payrolls Report... |
30 August 2010
| FXOpen
New Zealand
New Zealand's M3 money supply decreased 2.8% year-on-year to NZD 206.07 billion in July, data from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand showed Monday... |
30 August 2010
| FBS
BOJ efforts will be in vain
The Bank of Japan (Bank of Japan, BOJ) announced today after an emergency meeting that it will increase funding program by 10 trillion yen ($117 billion) to a total of 30 trillion yen. |
30 August 2010
| FXCM
Dollar, Yen Recover as Bank of Japan Emergency Meeting Disappoints
The US Dollar and the Japanese Yen recovered from early losses on fading risk appetite after the Bank of Japan failed to impress expectant markets with a lackluster outcome to an “emergency” monetary policy meeting... |
