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US GDP - Round 2
Consumer spending picked up pace by 0.4% in June, propelled by higher gasoline prices and increased purchases of nondurable goods. With consumer activity making up more than two-thirds of the US economy, could we see a boost in GDP figures?
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Short GBP/USD
What's up Forex Fanatics! Got a simple technical setup on Cable forming that may be another excellent opportunity to short the British Pound against the US Dollar...let's check it out!
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Short EUR/JPY
Good Afternoon! Today the Euro rallied across the major currencies, bringing EUR/JPY up as high 118.00. This has created a couple of simple technical setups for a short trade. Will sellers dominate once again?
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Swiss Franc Sinks Against Majors After Money Supply Report
The Swiss franc dropped versus its major counterparts on Wednesday in New York, including hitting a fresh multi-month low against the greenback. Investors considered a report showing Swiss money supply grew at a slower pace in July.
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Canadian Dollar Erases Declines as Crude Gains on Inventorie
Canada's dollar erased losses after a report on gasoline inventories boosted oil prices.
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BoJ Retains Key Interest Rate; Says Economic Growth Slow
The Bank of Japan's Board of Governors voted to leave the overnight call rate unchanged at 0.50% for the 21st consecutive meeting at the conclusion of its two-day monetary policy meeting in Tokyo. In a move that was widely expected, the board vot
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Dollar Rises Versus Euro as Wholesale Prices Exceed Forecast
The dollar rose versus the euro after a government report showed wholesale prices increased in July twice the amount economists forecast.
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Gold and the Dollar
I'm not a goldbug. Way back on April 16th I wrote as part of this post, "Give me a fundamentally sound reason to buy the dollar, and I will." I don't belong to the world of kneejerk hatred of fiat currencies, conspiracy theories and suchlike. Fo
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More Thoughts on Mindful and Mindless Trading
I was pleased to see that my recent post offering thoughts on trading stress and emotions generated a bit of controversy. I appreciate comments to the posts, including those that push back and stimulate a little more consideration of the issues i
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Inflation Heating Up, But Some Think It Won't Last
U.S. consumer prices climbed at twice the rate expected in July and job prospects kept softening last week, adding to the country's economic woes.
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Weekly Jobless Claims Show Smaller Than Expected Decrease
Thursday morning, the Department of Labor released its report on initial jobless claims in the week ended August 9th, showing that jobless claims decreased by much less than economists had been expecting.
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Gold Ends Eight-Session Losing Streak With 2% Gain
Gold surged on Wednesday and closed higher for the first time in nine sessions. December gold moved to $831.50 an ounce, up $16.90 for the session. The metal touched as high as $836.40 in mid-day trading. Gold has closed lower in each of the prev


