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Tuesday, April 26, 2011

DailyFX - Forex Market News

DailyFX - Forex Market News

USD Graphic Rewind: Dollar Index Rising as China Inflation Fears Grow

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The greenback is rising early in Europe as China-related fears keep risk off…..

FOREX: US Debt Sale May Set Stage for Dollar Reversal Ahead of FOMC

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An auction of two-year US Treasury bonds may set the stage for a rebound in the Dollar if an outsized rise in yields threatens the prospects for global economic recovery.

Repositioning Ahead of Key FOMC Could Be Key Theme in Early Week

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We are starting to see some broad based declines in currencies in the early week and a combination of lower commodities and equities along with a highly anticipated Fed press conference could be influencing trade…

FOREX: Dollar Makes a Weak Attempt at Recovery on Thin Trading Conditions, Encouraging Housing Data

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The opening trading session for the week generated exceptionally low levels of activity. Though the US markets were back online after the extended holiday weekend, European liquidity was still drained. And, when market participants expect quiet markets, they rarely jump into difficult trading conditions – in effect making the ‘low liquidity’ situation a self-fulfilling prophecy to a degree.

Crude Oil, Gold and Silver Set Sights on US Yields Ahead of 2-Year Bond Sale

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Crude oil, gold and silver have set their sights on the upcoming US 2-year bond sale, with traders keen to gauge the impact of rising yields on growth and inflation.

GBP/USD: Trading the Advance 1Q U.K. GDP Report

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Economic activity in the U.K. is projected to increase 0.5% in the first-quarter following the unexpected contraction during the last three-months of 2010, and the rebound in growth should spark a bullish reaction in the British Pound as the region skirts a double-dip recession.

US Dollar Subject to Increased Event Risk in Coming Days

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The dollar continued to drift ahead of Wednesday’s Fed interest rate decision where the central bank will embark on a new medium of communication with financial markets. Early in the session, the greenback saw some brief support as traders shed dollar short positions and commodities weakened. A weaker than expected print on March home sales also dented risk appetite, providing some lift for the battered dollar. However, the gains were short lived as the greenback continued to drift lower throughout North American trade.

Forex Strategy Outlook: Breakout Systems Attractive on High Volatility

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A critical US Federal Open Market Committee meeting has lifted volatility expectations considerably for the week ahead, and we will remain positioned for sharp currency moves with Breakout strategies until further notice.

Forex: U.S. Dollar Remains Battered, Euro May Succumb To Debt Fears

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The bearish sentiment underlying the U.S dollar carried into the final week of April, with the greenback trading heavy during the overnight trade, but the reserve currency may regain its footing during the North American trade as the economic docket is expected to reinforce an improved outlook for the world’s largest economy.

Guest Commentary: The Rising Instability in the Middle East and Its Relation With Oil Prices

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The instability in the Middle East took another turn as the confrontations in Syria escalate, the NATO forces attack Gaddafi's compound in Tripoli, and the riots in Yemen don't subside. These recent events might affect the stability of the commodities markets including the oil market.
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