posted by
mintchocolate
4 hours ago
in EUR, GBP
made popular 3 hours ago
Euro zone finance ministers have agreed - or soon will - on a bailout of several billion euro for crisis-hit Greece, various UK media reports said on March 13 2010.
posted by
andes
4 hours ago
in EUR
made popular 4 hours ago
European Union ministers are nearing completion of a bail-out package for Greece, which officially has yet to ask for help, senior officials said.
posted by
aranel
4 hours ago
in Fundamental, Gold
made popular 4 hours ago
While all other goods suffered decreased demand during recession, the demand for gold never dipped. Now that we are coming out of recession, the potential market for gold will further increase, a senior executive for a gold jewelry brand said her
posted by
sassygirl
6 hours ago
in Oil
made popular 5 hours ago
Energy companies have served notice they will boost spending in Alberta as a result of royalty rate cuts, although none has made a written commitment, the province’s energy minister said on Friday.
posted by
dailyjane
6 hours ago
in USD, Inflation
made popular 5 hours ago
Is the Federal Reserve forever blowing bubbles?
posted by
mintyheart
7 hours ago
in USD, AUD, Weekly
made popular 5 hours ago
AUD/USD's rally from 0.8577 extended further to as high as 0.9193 last week. While upside momentum is diminishing, another rise will remain in favor as long as 0.9053 minor support holds. Current rally is still expected to continue towards 100% p
posted by
likethewindmillsofanemptymind
7 hours ago
in USD, CAD
made popular 6 hours ago
Canada’s dollar came the closest to parity with its U.S. counterpart since July 2008 as traders bet faster-than-forecast job creation increases odds that the central bank will raise interest rates.
posted by
sexyback
7 hours ago
in USD, GDP, Inflation
made popular 6 hours ago
The dramatic and costly undertow of deflation continues unabated, as government via fiscal policy and the Federal Reserve, by creating money and credit out of thin air, proceed to overpower this deflation with massive inflation.
posted by
victoryismine
7 hours ago
in EUR, CHF, Weekly
made popular 6 hours ago
EUR/CHF finally built up some momentum last week and dived to as low as 1.4559 after SNB meeting. Initial bias remains on the downside this week and break of 1.4557 will confirm that whole fall from 1.5880 has resumed and should target 1.4315 low
posted by
caseystubbs
7 hours ago
in USD, CAD, Technical
made popular 7 hours ago
We have been pretty stacked to the short side on the euro dollar and pound dollar pairs and you know what happens when we get to heavy with the shorts.
posted by
whatadous
7 hours ago
in EUR, JPY, Weekly
made popular 6 hours ago
EUR/JPY's rebound from 119.64 extended further to as high as 125.19 last week. As the cross is now very close to mentioned 125.22 cluster resistance (38.2% retracement of 134.36 to 119.64 at 125.26), we'd stay neutral initially this week.