posted by
PureFX
81 days ago
in Fundamental, Sentiment, Daily
The pound has made fantastic gains against commodity currencies like the Australian dollar overnight, as China cuts its growth forecast to the lowest ...
posted by
liorcohen
84 days ago
in Sentiment, Weekly, Oil
Crude oil prices changed direction and slightly declined during last week after they had risen during most of February. There are still concerns regarding the tensions between Iran and the West but since there wasn't any movement on this front,
posted by
sbx
86 days ago
in USD, EUR, Sentiment
(Dow Jones via eFXnews) The EUR may edge higher in rangebound trade as the market awaits the results of Greece's debt exchange expected next week, says a senior trader at a major Japanese trust bank, who tips the EUR/USD in a
posted by
FXTimes
87 days ago
in EUR, Fundamental, Sentiment
After a bigger than expected uptake in the 2nd round of the ECB's 3-year 1% loans, we want to monitor the developments in the European sovereign bond market complex for clues as to what happens next in the European theater. Italian and Spanish bo
posted by
spreadbetman
87 days ago
in Technical, Fundamental, Sentiment
Equity markets and high yielding currencies moved higher overnight as traders focus on the European Central Bank’s (ECB) three-year plan to disburse loans to private banks in the region as a means for providing liquidity and solving some of the f
posted by
PureFX
87 days ago
in Fundamental, Sentiment, Daily
The pound to euro exchange rate could soon improve, as Ireland declares it will hold a referendum regarding ratifying the Eurozone fiscal union:
posted by
FXTimes
88 days ago
in Technical, Sentiment, Special
Risk-sentiment has been positive in 2012 so far. The S&P500 has been inching up to the 2011-high of 1370.58 and is cracking it during the 2/28 US trading session. The thing is the break is not very strong, and the RSI has been above 70 in the dai
posted by
PureFX
88 days ago
in Sentiment, Daily
If and when this second loan fails, will German representatives agree to stump up for another deal?
posted by
PureFX
92 days ago
in Fundamental, Sentiment, Daily
British GDP estimates for 2011 were revised –0.1% downward to 0.8% this morning. So should an angry mob of unemployed people be forcibly ejecting George Osborne from No. 11?