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Technical Analysis: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY
The Swiss franc is the epitome of that kind of trade. Because of this, the down trend has only been solidified by this latest move. We look to sell rallies, and new lows. The USD/JPY had a fall on Friday, testing the important 80 level. ...
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AUD/USD: Up with euro,gold and oil.
By Joe Brown || June 2, 2011 at 17:11 GMT Sharply higher from earlier lows around 1.0598 on reaction to the Greece headline, and heading for the European high around 1.0678, as WTI July crude heads back towards $100 and euro-dollar presses towards ...
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NZD/USD Daily Fundamental Analysis for June 03, 2011
By ForexMansion.com The New Zealand dollar is still dropping in a correctional movement against its US major counterpart after it recorded the highest level in more than two decades as cheerful fundamental data from New Zealand economy were released. ...
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Dollar gives more time for OCR hike: NZIER
The Reserve Bank may lift its benchmark interest rate as much as 150 percentage points next year though the New Zealand dollar's advance to a post-float high will help keep inflation at bay in 2011, the NZ Institute of Economic Research says. ...
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Daily Trading Forecast
We expect some more of buying in the Dollar in today`s further trading, resulting in following trading bands in: EUR/USD and GBP/USD`s upmoves limited slightly above present levels, with the prospect of downsides at 1.4320/1.6410. ...
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US Data Round-Up: Personal Spending & Incomes, UMich Consumer Confidence ...
This report gave the currency markets a jolt, especially the USD/JPY pair that fell sharply in favor of the Japanese Yen in the 15 minutes after the release. The Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan final May consumer sentiment index increased to ...
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Clive Maund: Mitigate Investment Risk Until End of Dollar Rally
Even as it dropped with the sector in early May, its accumulation/distribution line rose so sharply that this indicator is at about the same level it was when Alix was priced at CAD$2.60 back in spring of 2009. Looks attractive here, though it may be ...
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Euro Rebound Continues
A poor ZEW survey lifted USD/CHF toward yesterday's high of 0.884 with EUR/CHF shorts also being squeezed as the 1.26 level was briefly breached. Although Japanese GDP for Q1 was released with a much worse than expected headline, and Q4 was revised ...
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EUR/JPY in bullish mode
The pair could have some ways to go lower, but the central banks are below, and that is never the person you want on the other end of your trade," comments the Forexmansion.com Analysis Team at Forexmansion.com. We will simply observe, ...
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Stocks, euro rise after upbeat growth data
Germany's economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 1.5 percent [ID:nBZNCGE7A9] in the first quarter while the French economy grew faster than expected in the same period thanks to a strong pick-up in business investment, expanding 1.0 percent from the ...
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IB Interest Rate Brief - Bonds mark time
Canadian bills - Canadian implied three-month yields are roughly higher in line with those on Eurodollar deposits as bills of acceptance futures dip by a couple of basic points. The 10-year government bond fell sharply sending the yield three basis ...
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Daily Forex Summary on USD, Euro, GBP, JPY, CAD and NZD
Consumer confidence also missed the mark, registering 89.7, down from 91.7 in April, and short of the 93 reading anticipated. The ISM Non-Manufacturing index, a gauge of the largest part of the economy, was released at 52.8, down from 57.3 in March. ...


