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Keeping an Eye on the Dollar, Gold

posted by milkyway 1290 days ago in USD, Daily, Gold made popular 1290 days ago

One thing I’ll be watching today is to see if gold forms a double bottom at these levels and bounces higher. It would be optimal for a gap down at the open, followed by a steady stream of buying during the later a.m. session into the afternoon. W

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Sterling takes a pounding

posted by sassygirl 1290 days ago in GBP, Fundamental, Inflation made popular 1290 days ago

This time last year, bargain-hungry shoppers headed across the Atlantic to New York's swanky department stores in droves.

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EUR/SEK still risk on the upside

posted by keiragabe 1290 days ago in EUR, Technical, Daily made popular 1290 days ago

Fear, solid risk aversion and continued deleveraging
keep weighing on the SEK while EUR/SEK remains extremely volatile with 1M implied above 16% and intraday highs/lows over the last month often exceeding 20 figs.

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Lower Prices Now- Massive Inflation Later?

posted by kulas 1290 days ago in Fundamental, Daily, Inflation made popular 1290 days ago

The global economy is declining. As a result, prices of important kinds of “stuff” is falling. Governments are pouring money onto the markets to solve a problem that may have been caused by easy money originally.

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Weekly Jobless Claims Jump To Seven-Year High

posted by strawberry 1290 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Employment made popular 1290 days ago

First-time claims for unemployment benefits showed a substantial increase in the week ended November 8th, according to a report released by the Labor Department on Thursday, with the increase lifting jobless claims to their highest level in over

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Germany Enters Recession For First Time in 5 Years

posted by stephenie 1290 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, GDP made popular 1290 days ago

The largest Eurozone economy entered into recession in the third quarter for the first time in five years, official data showed Thursday.

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Canada's trade surplus narrows in September

posted by milkyway 1290 days ago in CAD, Fundamental, Trade made popular 1290 days ago

Canada's trade surplus with the world decreased to $4.5 billion in September from $5.6 billion in August, as exports declined and imports rose, according to data released by Statistics Canada Thursday morning. This marks the lowest trade surplus

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U.S. trade deficit shrinks on lower oil prices

posted by twilight 1290 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Oil made popular 1290 days ago

The decline in crude oil prices helped to pushed the United States trade deficit down again in September. But in the latest sign of a weakening economy, both imports and exports fell sharply.

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French Current Account Deficit Narrows in September

posted by xjessicax 1290 days ago in EUR, Fundamental made popular 1290 days ago

The French current account deficit in September narrowed to EUR4 billion from EUR4.2 billion in August, the Bank of France revealed Thursday. The deficit stood above the expected shortfall of EUR3.8 billion.

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Germany Enters Recession In Q3

posted by chloegurl 1290 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, GDP made popular 1290 days ago

Germany's seasonally and calendar adjusted gross domestic product, or GDP, fell 0.5% quarter-on-quarter in the third quarter, the Federal Statistical Office said in its first estimate Thursday. This follows a 0.4% fall in the second quarter that

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Australian Inflation Expectations Fall, Survey Shows

posted by keiragabe 1290 days ago in AUD, Fundamental, Inflation made popular 1290 days ago

Thursday, a survey from Melbourne Institute showed that the expected median inflation rate in Australia fell to 3.3% in November. This result was considerably down from the surveyed expected inflation rate of 4.4% as reported in October.

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Quick Recovery for German Economy Unlikely, Economists Say

posted by kulas 1290 days ago in EUR, Fundamental made popular 1290 days ago

While preliminary estimates have confirmed the widely-held belief that Germany is in a technical recession, economists now point to ongoing weakness in industrial production, along with forward-looking sentiment indicators, and suspect that a qui

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