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Posted: The US Dollar sold off in overnight trade ahead of tomorrow’s start of the corporate earnings season amid fears the results will weigh on economic recovery expectations. |
Posted: The buck climbed for the first time in almost a week as trade remained quiet with the US out for the Martin Luther King holiday…. |
Posted: While many market participants remain focused on developments in the Eurozone periphery and price action in the Euro, it is the Pound which has stood out on Tuesday thus far... |
Posted: Crude oil is falling back as supply worries fade. Meanwhile, gold continues to fluctuate around a key technical level. |
Posted: As market participants expect the Bank of Canada to maintain its wait-and-see approach in January, dovish comments from the central bank could lead the Canadian dollar to retrace the advance carried over from December as interest rate expectations falter. |
Posted: Earnings may seem one of those fundamental matters that is uniquely tailored to the equities market; but the health of an economy’s business sector has considerable consequence for nearly every asset class. This is especially true now as the US economy faces a persistently high level of unemployment necessitating an unprecedented level of stimulus, leading speculative appetites to become increasingly dependent on the promise of high returns and dividends to keep optimism afloat. |
Posted: Once again, we would have do take a more critical look at the US dollar to assess its performance Monday. An overdue correction from EURUSD seems to signal a robust performance from the individual currency. It was the first advance for the greenback in this benchmark pair in six active trading sessions; and given this particular pair’s weight in the Dollar Index, the composite would similarly show a meaningful bounce for the dollar. |
Posted: Consumer prices in the U.K. are forecasted to rise an annualized 3.4 percent in December after climbing 3.3 percent the month prior. Indeed, a reading in line with expectations will mark the highest level since May 2010 and will likely push the British pound higher. |
Posted: A noteworthy drop in forex options market volatility expectations suggests that currency moves may slow in the week ahead, arguing against aggressive bets on breakout strategies in major pairs. |
Posted: There are mainly three themes driving the markets at the moment. First, global growth continues to show strength, adding to a more upbeat view of the world in 2011. Second, inflation has surfaced as a major theme as commodity prices are yet again rising sharply, creating challenges for central banks. Arne Lohmann Rasmussen, Senior Analyst, Danske Bank |
Posted: The Euro pared the overnight decline ahead of the EU meeting in Brussels at 16:00 GMT, and the single-currency is likely to face increased volatility later today as European policy makers discuss expanding the scope of the EUR 750B bailout fund. |
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