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Dollar falls vs euro but losses capped by U.S. data
The dollar slid against the euro on Thursday with investors prepared to take on more risk, though poor U.S. data capped losses with some investors preferring the safety of the U.S. currency.
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Has the EUR/JPY Finally Topped Out?
Earlier this week, we highlighted the EUR/JPY as having "trade of the week" potential (" EUR/JPY Facing Critical Resistance ") based off a highly symmetrical bearish butterfly pattern completion along with additional Fibonacci convergence. We w
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Which Currencies are Overvalued and Undervalued?
There have been a lot of big swings in the currency market over the past year. Eight months ago, the EUR/USD was trading at a record high of 1.60 and now it is only few cents away from its 3 year low. In the past 6 months alone, the Bri
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Euro Holds Support at 1.2700 As Data Proves Positive
The euro consolidated near the 1.2700 figure in early European trade boosted by better than expected German Consumer confidence numbers while pound tried to shrug off RBS news which reported the largest corporate loss in UK history and announced
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Surprise! German Consumer Confidence Rises-Boris Schlossberg
Despite the continuing drumbeat of dour economic data German consumer sentiment improved significantly in March jumping to 2.6 from 2.0 forecast rising substantially higher than the 2.2 figure the month prior.
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Multiple Patterns Forming on the USD/CAD
We have been tracking a bearish Gartley that has been forming over the past week. However, there is also a bullish Gartley forming. If the pair rises, we will continue to watch the bearish Gartley. If the pair falls, we will focus on the bullis
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US Dollar: Treasury Releases Details, Bernanke Downplays...
All eyes have been on Washington today with Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke testifying before Congress and Treasury Secretary Geithner releasing details on the US’ capital assistance program .
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AUD/USD: 3 Reasons Why the Australian Dollar Could Head High
The Australian Dollar has been trading in a very tight range over the past few weeks and is prime for a breakout. We have been very bullish Australia
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Forex: Decoding the Rally and 3 Reasons Why it is Suspicious
Currencies and equities have strengthened across the board suggesting that risk appetite may be improving. The dollar, which has been a refuge for safe haven flows, fell against all of the major currencies except for the Japanese Yen. In fact,
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Better UK GDP Provides No Lift to the Pound
The Q4 revision of UK GDP proved to be better than the dour consensus estimates of -1.6% printing at -1.5% but offered little help to pound bulls today as the pair sold off towards the 1.4500 handle in the aftermath of the release.
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UK GDP In Line, But Skepticism Abounds
UK GDP In Line, But Skepticism Abounds Last updated 2/25/2009 4:58 AM EST (GMT -5) Tags: uk, gdp Boris Schlossberg Director of Currency Research, GFTlastchangevolumeLast Updated: 10 min ago The revision of Q4 UK GDP left the number u


