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- USD Graphic Rewind: Dollar Bashing Gathers Momentum; No End In Sight
- FOREX: Euro May Trim Gains as German Business Confidence Flounders
- Crude Oil and Gold Prices Look to US Earnings Calendar to Set Direction
- FOREX: Dollar Drops to a Near Three Year Low as Sentiment Rises, S&P Outlook Reverberates
- Australian PPI Higher than Expected; AUD Moderately Stronger
- US Dollar Index Weakness Prevails - Aussie Dollar, Canadian Dollar at Highs
- Guest Commentary: Top Ten Trading Psychology Myths
- USD/CAD: Trading the Canadian Retail Sales Report
- Guest Commentary: Gold & Silver Outlook – 04.20.2011
- Forex: Euro Eyes 1.4600 On Risk Appetite, BoE Votes 6-3 To Maintain Current Policy
- Guest Commentary: USD/CAD-False Upside Break Means Lower Lows
- FOREX: Pound May Find No Support in BoE Minutes, Euro Eyes Spanish Debt Sale
| USD Graphic Rewind: Dollar Bashing Gathers Momentum; No End In Sight Posted: The greenback gets annihilated in Wednesday trade…. |
| FOREX: Euro May Trim Gains as German Business Confidence Flounders Posted: The Euro may trim recent gains as a report from IFO shows German business confidence dropped to a six-month low in the wake of April’s ECB interest rate hike. |
| Crude Oil and Gold Prices Look to US Earnings Calendar to Set Direction Posted: Crude oil and gold prices continue looking to the earnings calendar for guidance, with another large batch of first-quarter results from S&P 500 companies on tap. |
| FOREX: Dollar Drops to a Near Three Year Low as Sentiment Rises, S&P Outlook Reverberates Posted: The dollar has made a remarkable change in course since the week began. On Monday, the heavy fundamental winds from the Standard & Poor’s downgraded outlook for the US sovereign credit rating outlook and traction behind Europe’s financial woes started to stoke investor fear and leverage the dollar’s role as a safe haven. |
| Australian PPI Higher than Expected; AUD Moderately Stronger Posted: Australian Producer Price Index for the first quarter beat analyst expectations for quarter-over-quarter and year-over-year. No end for record-strengthening Australian dollar in sight yet. |
| US Dollar Index Weakness Prevails - Aussie Dollar, Canadian Dollar at Highs Posted: As global equity markets and commodities continue to climb, broad based dollar weakness has seen the greenback seemingly collapse against the majors. Strong investor demand for higher-yielding and growth-linked assets led to substantial US Dollar weakness on low inflation expectations. |
| Guest Commentary: Top Ten Trading Psychology Myths Posted: |
| USD/CAD: Trading the Canadian Retail Sales Report Posted: Retail spending in Canada is projected to increase 0.5% in February after unexpectedly contracting 0.3% in the previous month, and the rebound in household spending should generate a bullish reaction in the loonie as the outlook for future growth improves. |
| Guest Commentary: Gold & Silver Outlook – 04.20.2011 Posted: Gold and silver kept on rising and they are currently over the 1,500$ mark and 43$ mark respectively. During April so far, there has been a moderate positive linear correlation in the daily percent changes of silver and gold prices and AUD/USD. |
| Forex: Euro Eyes 1.4600 On Risk Appetite, BoE Votes 6-3 To Maintain Current Policy Posted: The ‘risk on’ trading environment pushed the Euro to a fresh yearly high of 1.4546, and the single-currency may continue to retrace the decline from back in 2009 as the European Central Bank maintains a hawkish outlook for future policy. |
| Guest Commentary: USD/CAD-False Upside Break Means Lower Lows Posted: The USD/CAD moved more than a cent and a half off the high monday (0.9720) to currently trading below 0.9550 on Tuesday. |
| FOREX: Pound May Find No Support in BoE Minutes, Euro Eyes Spanish Debt Sale Posted: The British Pound may find little support in the upcoming release of April’s Bank of England meeting minutes. The Euro is focused on a Spanish bond auction. |
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