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- Daily Sound Bites: BoE Sentance Says Inflation to Top 5%
- Oil Pressured by Chinese Rate Hike Fears, Gold May See Support from US CPI
- USD Graphic Rewind: Weekly Chart Shows Downtrend In Tact; Outlook Remains Bearish
- USD Bulls Trying to Assert But Still Having A Tough Go
- FOREX: Yen Gains, Aussie Dollar Lower on Rising China Rate Hike Bets
- FOREX: Dollar Rally on Risk Aversion Short Lived, No Trend Takes before CPI Data
- EUR/USD: Trading the U.S. Consumer Price Report
- An Intraday AUD/NZD Descending Channel is Creating Scalping Environment
- Guest Commentary: Oil Price Outlook 04.14.2011
- FX Headlines: Yen Gains as Currency Markets Shift to 'Risk-Off' Phase
- Forex: Euro Battered By Record-High Financing Costs, U.S. Dollar To Face Mixed Price Action As G20 Convenes
- Daily Sound Bites: IMF Official Says More BoJ Easing May Be Warranted
| Daily Sound Bites: BoE Sentance Says Inflation to Top 5% Posted: A selection of comments from officials early on Friday…. |
| Oil Pressured by Chinese Rate Hike Fears, Gold May See Support from US CPI Posted: Crude oil prices may come under pressure as strong Chinese growth and inflation data raise fears of accelerated rate hikes. Gold is likely to find support in rising US CPI. |
| USD Graphic Rewind: Weekly Chart Shows Downtrend In Tact; Outlook Remains Bearish Posted: The greenback suffered another day of losses Thursday as players drill the index toward 2009 lows at 74.15…. |
| USD Bulls Trying to Assert But Still Having A Tough Go Posted: Currency declines continue to be very well supported on any form of a dip, and Thursday’s impressive recovery rally is once again discouraging for USD bulls… |
| FOREX: Yen Gains, Aussie Dollar Lower on Rising China Rate Hike Bets Posted: The Japanese Yen outperformed while the Australian Dollar sold off after China posted stronger than expected GDP and inflation figures, stocking rate hike bets. |
| FOREX: Dollar Rally on Risk Aversion Short Lived, No Trend Takes before CPI Data Posted: Thursday’s trading session was one fully pliant to risk appetite trends for the US dollar. Through the Asian and European trading hours, benchmarks for investor sentiment were pitched lower; and the greenback would take advantage. However, as soon as these markets recovered their footing, the dollar gave back its own gains. |
| EUR/USD: Trading the U.S. Consumer Price Report Posted: The headline reading for U.S. inflation is forecasted to increase at an annualized pace of 2.6% in March, which would be the fastest pace of growth since January 2010, and heightening price pressures could spark a bullish reaction in the U.S. dollar as market participants speculate the Federal Reserve to gradually normalize monetary policy in the second-half of the year. |
| An Intraday AUD/NZD Descending Channel is Creating Scalping Environment Posted: The AUD/NZD pair has retraced lower since testing the top of its long-term ascending channel, which dates back to July 2010. |
| Guest Commentary: Oil Price Outlook 04.14.2011 Posted: The declines of oil prices from the beginning of the week has subsided as WTI and Brent oil prices bounced back yesterday with moderate rises. |
| FX Headlines: Yen Gains as Currency Markets Shift to 'Risk-Off' Phase Posted: The Yen gained in the overnight session as the currency markets appeared to have switched to a ‘risk-off’ phase, with the commodity currencies taking the biggest hit amid news that the Chinese housing market appears to have bottomed out last month amid tighter lending conditions. |
| Posted: The EUR/USD pared the overnight rally to 1.4513 as record-high financing costs in Europe increased the risk for contagion, and heightening fears surrounding the sovereign debt crisis could spur a near-term reversal in the exchange rate as policy makers struggle to restore investor confidence |
| Daily Sound Bites: IMF Official Says More BoJ Easing May Be Warranted Posted: A selection of comments from officials early on Thursday…. |
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