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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

DailyFX - Forex Market News

DailyFX - Forex Market News

USD Graphic Rewind: Dollar Index Gives Up Monday's Gains as Debt Fears Ease

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The greenback was well offered on Tuesday and the selling has continued into early Wednesday trade…..

Oil Looks to Spain Debt Sale and Earnings Docket, Gold Chart Setup Hints Losses

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Crude oil is looking to Spain’s bond auction and the earnings calendar as risk trends remain key while the gold technical setup is hinting at a pullback ahead.

Markets Quick to Dismiss Negative Risk Developments; Currencies Rally

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Any risk negative news over the past few days has been seemingly disregarded with market sentiment once again shifting back to the upside. However, we would recommend that risk traders proceed with caution…

FOREX: Dollar Run Sidelined Until Risk Aversion Kicks Back In

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If risk appetite is firming up, the US dollar is almost certainly falling back. That is the fundamental reality for a currency that has few roles in the global currency market outside of its function as a reserve and sometime-safe haven. Tuesday, the benchmark for investor sentiment backed by government support – the S&P 500 – recovered its footing before toppling over into a serious reversal.

An Intraday CAD/JPY Sideways Channel is Creating Scalping Environment

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Over the past six months, the CAD/JPY pair has taken back over 600-pips, the start of a trend that would pare back its 2010 losses.

EUR/USD: Trading the U.S. Existing Home Sales Report

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Sales of existing homes in the world’s largest economy is expected to increase at an annualized pace of 5.00M in March, and the rebound in purchases could spark a bullish reaction in the U.S. dollar as growth prospects improve.

Guest Commentary: Will Precious Metals Survive the Double Dip?

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It is rare in recent history for precious metals to appreciate in parallel with the broader stock market. Yet, this has been the case in the two years since the stock market began crawling out of the wreckage of the 2008 financial crisis. Although metals have vastly outperformed US equities over that time frame, it is noteworthy that stocks have gone up at all.

FX Headlines: Euro Takes Back Losses, BoC Rate Hike Expectations Surge

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The Euro and the Canadian Dollar were the two strongest major currencies headed into the North American session, as a return to risk following yesterday’s sell-off coupled with stronger-than-expected Canadian inflation data boosted rate hike expectations for America’s northern neighbor.

Forex: Euro Benefits From Faster Growth, British Pound To Hold Narrow Range Ahead Of BoE Minutes

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The Euro pared the sharp decline from the previous day as manufacturing and service-based activity in the Euro-Zone surprisingly expanded at a faster pace in April, but the rebound in the exchange rate could be short-lived as heightening fears surrounding the sovereign debt crisis bears down on interest rate expectations.

Crude Oil to Follow Stock Markets Lower, Gold Reclaiming Safe-Haven Status

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Crude oil prices are firmly anchored to risk appetite, hinting at further losses ahead amid continued risk aversion, while gold is again trading as a safe haven.

Japanese Imports and Exports Fall Sharply; Commodity Currencies Volatile

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Confirmation of weaker exports during March in Japan increases risk aversion, but Australian dollar and New Zealand dollar buoyed by rising markets, better imports.
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