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- FOREX: Euro Volatility Likely Amid Mixed Cues Ahead of ECB Rate Decision
- USD Graphic Rewind: Hope Fades of Short-Term Base in DXY
- FOREX: Dollar Maintains Congestion Between Positive Risk Trends and Disappointing Data
- Market Focus Shifts to Key Event Risk In the Form of ECB Rate Decision
- Australian Retail Sales Disappoint, AUDUSD Drops
- US Dollar Volatile Ahead of Key ECB, BoE and NFPs
- GBP/USD: Trading the Bank of England Interest Rate Decision
- Guest Commentary: Treasury Yields Update
- U.S. Dollar Index Eyes 72.00 Ahead Of Non-Farm Payrolls
- Forex: Euro Outlook Heavily Dependent On ECB, S&P Sees BoE Rate Hike In Three-Months
- FOREX: Focus Turns to US Data After China Sinks Risk Appetite
| FOREX: Euro Volatility Likely Amid Mixed Cues Ahead of ECB Rate Decision Posted: The Euro is likely to turn volatile as the ECB delivers its interest rate decision as conflicting indicators cloud the outlook for monetary policy over the coming months. |
| USD Graphic Rewind: Hope Fades of Short-Term Base in DXY Posted: The greenback managed to keep its head above water, just, on Wednesday keeping only the diehard USD bulls hopeful….. |
| FOREX: Dollar Maintains Congestion Between Positive Risk Trends and Disappointing Data Posted: Through the past week, the dollar has essentially gone nowhere – yet that is better than suffering the continued pain of a selloff that has already driven the pair the currency down for months. Looking at the Dow Jones FXCM Dollar Index, we see that the currency has moved little more than 100 points since last Wednesday (now at 9418). |
| Market Focus Shifts to Key Event Risk In the Form of ECB Rate Decision Posted: We have begun to see what could be at least a short-term shift in the construct of the markets, but all eyes are now on Mr. Trichet and company to see whether the ECB does indeed signal near term hikes... |
| Australian Retail Sales Disappoint, AUDUSD Drops Posted: A surprise lower consumer retail sales data for March reduces rate hike expectations, sending Australian dollar lower. |
| US Dollar Volatile Ahead of Key ECB, BoE and NFPs Posted: Volatile dollar price action today lacked conviction as commodities and equities saw broad declines across the board. The losses come ahead of key economic data with the ECB and the BoE on tap for rate decisions tomorrow, and the US NFP figures on Friday. |
| GBP/USD: Trading the Bank of England Interest Rate Decision Posted: The Bank of England is widely expected to hold the benchmark interest rate at 0.50% while maintaining its asset purchase target at GBP 200B, but currency traders may show a bearish reaction to the announcement as interest rate expectations deteriorate. |
| Guest Commentary: Treasury Yields Update Posted: The behavior of Treasuries is an area of special interest in light of the Fed's second round of quantitative easing, which was formally announced on November 3rd. |
| U.S. Dollar Index Eyes 72.00 Ahead Of Non-Farm Payrolls Posted: The USD pared the rebound from earlier this week, with the dollar index slipping to a fresh yearly low of 72.70 on Wednesday, and the greenback may weaken further over the near-term as the slowing recovery in the world’s largest economy dampens speculation for a rate hike by the Federal Reserve. |
| Forex: Euro Outlook Heavily Dependent On ECB, S&P Sees BoE Rate Hike In Three-Months Posted: The Euro maintained the narrow range carried over from the previous week despite the batch of dismal data that crossed the wires on Wednesday, and the EUR/USD may continue to trend sideways ahead of the European Central Bank interest rate decision as currency traders weigh the outlook for future policy. |
| FOREX: Focus Turns to US Data After China Sinks Risk Appetite Posted: Sentiment trends are still in focus, with all eyes now focused on the US data calendar after hawkish comments from China’s central bank fueled risk aversion overnight. |
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