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Forex: Euro Halts Three-Day Rally, U.S. Dollar Benefits..

posted by DailyFX 611 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Daily

Dismal data coming out of the Euro-Zone pushed the single-currency to a low of 1.3311 during the overnight trade, and the exchange rate may continue to push lower throughout the day as investors scale back their appetite for risk.

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SNB Keeps Rates Unchanged, Lowers Inflation Forecasts

posted by DailyFX 618 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Weekly made popular 618 days ago

As widely expected, the Swiss National Bank kept their key overnight lending rate unchanged at 0.25 percent. However, the trailing comments by policy makers lead the Swiss Franc to weaken against almost all major currencies as the SNB lowered th

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U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls Declines Less Than Econmists Expectati

posted by DailyFX 631 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Monthly

Nonfarm payrolls in the world’s largest economy tumbled 54,000 in August after falling a revised 54,000 the previous month amid economists’ expectations of -105,000.

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Euro Halts Three-Day Advance, British Pound Pares Friday’s D

posted by DailyFX 635 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, Weekly made popular 635 days ago

Euro pared the overnight advance and slipped to a low of 1.2696 ahead of the North American trade, with price action holding below the 50-Day SMA at 1.2773, and the single-currency may continue to trend lower throughout the day as policy makers m

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Forex Fundamental Trends Monitor 08.03.2010

posted by DailyFX 662 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, Monthly

The Euro looks to be joining the commodity Dollars in re-coupling with risk sentiment while the Japanese Yen tracks US Treasury yields, putting the spotlight on the US earnings and economic calendars. The British Pound looks to he BOE rate decisi

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Forex Trading Weekly Forecast - 08.02.2010

posted by DailyFX 663 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Weekly made popular 663 days ago

US Dollar Could Be Dragged Lower On Rising Unemployment

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British Pound Bounces Back as BoE Sees Risks For Inflation

posted by DailyFX 675 days ago in GBP, Fundamental, Daily made popular 675 days ago

The British Pound bounced back from a low of 1.5185 during the European trade as the Bank of England dropped its dovish outlook for inflation, and the central bank may see scope to start normalizing monetary policy going into 2011 as it aims to b

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Markets Await ECB Stress Tests Results

posted by DailyFX 676 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, Weekly made popular 676 days ago

The spotlight this week will certainly be placed on the ECB stress tests results which are expected to be released on July 23rd. As of late, the euro has continued its northern journey on the back of renewed optimism surrounding the potential out

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Forex Trading Strategy Analysis: Trade with Market Condition

posted by DailyFX 677 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, Monthly made popular 677 days ago

US Dollar volatility against the Euro and other major currency pairs has made foreign currency trading more popular than ever, but the influx of new traders has often been met with the loss of old as many traders do poorly amidst volatile markets

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University of Michigan Confidence Tumbles to the LowestLevel

posted by DailyFX 680 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Monthly made popular 680 days ago

The U.S. University of Michigan consumer sentiment index for the month of July plunged to 66.5 from 76.0 in June to exceed economists’ expectations of 74.0.

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US Dollar May Fall Further on Forex Crowd Sentiment

posted by DailyFX 681 days ago in EUR, Sentiment, Weekly made popular 681 days ago

A sharp shift towards crowd US Dollar suggests that the USD may continue to slide against the Euro, British Pound, and Japanese Yen.

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Dollar Offers Little Appeal as Risk Advances, FOMC Swears of

posted by DailyFX 681 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Monthly made popular 681 days ago

After a brief reprieve, the dollar continued its month-long decline this past week. The selling pressure behind the world’s most liquid currency is a coming from both speculative and fundamental sources.

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