posted by
forexalliancecom
47 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, Special
During the weekend, with a majority of US bankers away for the Easter holiday, the US Labor Department released their findings on the non-farm payrolls figure for the month of March – and it wasn’t encouraging. According to the monthly report, o
posted by
EJSuratos
51 days ago
in Quarterly, Special
Good morning Forex friends! Time flies by when you're having fun battling the markets, and it looks like we're already a quarter of the way done with 2012! As the saying goes, "Pain + Reflection = Progress," so it's time to review how I did in th
posted by
forexalliancecom
51 days ago
in CAD, Fundamental, Special
It sure does look like it. According to economic data today, Canada’s economy seems to be churning along at an improved pace – especially when it comes to manufacturing and employment.
posted by
EJSuratos
52 days ago
in Quarterly, Special
As promised yesterday, here's a review of my trading performance over the past quarter, as well as some thoughts and trading lessons that I learned.
posted by
forexalliancecom
52 days ago
in JPY, Technical, Special
Although appreciating for the day, the Japanese yen prospects in the medium term are bleak against the US dollar. Technically, the exchange rate is in the midst of a textbook pennant formation – with support at 82.00.
posted by
sant01
52 days ago
in Special
Me parece muy bueno que hayan creado este tipo de espacios en Internet para dar mi testimonio de lo bien que la pasamos en el Hotel On Vacation de San Andrés, Colombia.
posted by
forexalliancecom
52 days ago
in EUR, Fundamental, Special
More trouble on the Spanish front has currency traders running for the door again on the Euro. Following today’s relatively failed bond auction, the single currency suffered under another cloud of speculation that the worst isn’t over for the Eu
posted by
forexalliancecom
53 days ago
in AUD, Fundamental, Special
The Reserve Bank of Australia is back in rate cut mode, as evidenced by last night’s comments following the decision to stay on interest rates. As expected, Australia’s central bankers kept the interest rate stable at 4.25% – with barely anyone
posted by
EJSuratos
54 days ago
in EUR, Special, GDP
Sometimes even the most severe austerity measures aren't enough. Just ask Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy! Despite the government's commitment to slash the country's deficit, Spain is still struggling to keep market confidence.
posted by
naibody
54 days ago
in Special
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posted by
forexpromos
55 days ago
in USD, Special, Housing
US Pending Home Sales Report measures changes in housing contract activity. It is considered to be a leading economic indicator in the housing markets