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GBP/USD Still Weak, Downtrend Held By 1.5888 Support For Now
On Wednesday Pound/Dollar continued decreasing with almost 105 pips. The Cable depreciated from 1.5994 to 1.5888 yesterday, in line with the negative money flow sentiment at bellow -7%, closing the day at 1.5907. Today the British Pound is pulling ...
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MCX copper and Nickel trading tips, Crude oil tips for toda
That is why it is bounce in crude oil. MCX base metals have accelerated in today. MCX to see the strength of the base metals are in the 0.5-1 per cent. Copper Jun below buy 421 targets 428, stop loss 418.Get more trading tips
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European Stocks Seen Largely Unchanged
European stocks are seen opening on a flat note Thursday, with concerns over Greece's political and economic future likely to be at forefront after the debt-laden nation announced that a second round of elections would be held on June ...
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EUR/GBP Forecast May 17, 2012, Technical Analysis
The EUR/GBP pair rose during most of the session on Wednesday as the Pound suffered against the rest of the currencies. The Bank of England lowered growth forecasts as it expressed concerns about inflation, making people run from the Pound in gen
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USD/JPY in red after flash Q1 GDP
Another positive data for the Japanese economy came with the industrial production, rising 1.3% MoM in March and 14.2% over the last twelve months. No further data are expected for the rest of the week, although the yen would be under pressure as long ...
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Risk Aversion Leads to Significant Aussie Losses
After seeing mild gains during early morning trading, the Australian dollar turned bearish against both the US dollar and Japanese yen amid risk aversion in the marketplace caused by Greek political worries. The AUD/USD dropped from a high of 1.0014 to ...
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ForexLive Asian market wrap: Risk trades make modest recovery as Asia buys Gold
AUD/USD followed its smaller neighbour higher and once Gold started to rise, the modest AUD recovery picked up a bit of pace. AUD/USD fell quickly by around 15 pips on the JP Morgan reports but overall its been a fairly insipid session.
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Binary Options Daily Setup May 17th 2012
Today, Thursday, May 17th produces 4 new trading events. These events provide excellent trading opportunities for binary options traders. The U.S. Unemployment Claims today, will probably have an effect on the USD/JPY.
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AUD/USD-Gettingsupport from Tokyo demand/short covering
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Forex Resistance Pivot Points Support 05/17/2012
Daily Forex Resistance Pivot Points Support 05/17/2012
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USD/JPY, GBP/JPY Flows: PM Noda on BOJ policy, Furakawa warns on FX
Acknowledges that JPY gains could hurt Japan economy and have various downside impacts. Watching downside risks to overseas economies. Closely watching European conditions. European debt conditions affecting FX markets. On FX, pressure on BoJ to do ...
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NZD/USD up on economic data
NZD/USD was trading at 0.7651, up 0.12% at time of writing. The pair was likely to find support at 0.7624, today's low, and resistance at 0.7880, Friday's high. Earlier in the day, official data showed that New Zealand's producer price inflation input ...


