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- USD Graphic Rewind: Dollar Index Losing Grip on Near-Term Support at 9600
- Franc And Kiwi On Fire Despite Opposing Risk Profiles; We Question the Move
- Carry Trade Consolidates Alongside EURUSD and S&P 500 as Market Awaits QE2 End
- FOREX: Dollar Extends its Decline, Tumbling US Yields Makes a Risk Appetite Move Critical
- Gold - FOREX Correlations Weaken as Gold Regains Safe Haven Status
- US Dollar Index Losses Continue after Breaking Key Support
- NZD/CHF- Directional Scalp Trade
- Guest Commentary: Gold & Silver Make a Comeback, Will it Last? - May 26
- FX Headlines: Kiwi Rallies Even as Gold, Silver Fall
| USD Graphic Rewind: Dollar Index Losing Grip on Near-Term Support at 9600 Posted: |
| Franc And Kiwi On Fire Despite Opposing Risk Profiles; We Question the Move Posted: While the latest slide in the US Dollar is to be expected against many of the major currencies, the moves do appear to be rather excessive in others.... |
| Carry Trade Consolidates Alongside EURUSD and S&P 500 as Market Awaits QE2 End Posted: Risk appetite and carry trade move hand-in-hand. Considering the popular FX strategy is heavily influenced by the level of yield the currency market is offering to offset perceived global risks; carry itself is a true reflection of the balance between potential for return and loss. For investor confidence this past week, the market made a concerted effort at consolidating its recent losses. |
| FOREX: Dollar Extends its Decline, Tumbling US Yields Makes a Risk Appetite Move Critical Posted: Already struggling to fund a fundamental spark to revive its bullish efforts, the dollar will find it even more difficult to jump start a meaningful rally through the final trading day this week. Going forward, risk appetite is one of the few catalysts that can reasonably rally the dollar in the near-term. |
| Gold - FOREX Correlations Weaken as Gold Regains Safe Haven Status Posted: Correlations between major commodity currencies and gold fell further this week as developments in Europe and Greece prompted investors to sell currencies in favor of metals. Despite the weaker correlation between major commodity currencies and gold, the connection still remains largely intact due to industrial strengthening. |
| US Dollar Index Losses Continue after Breaking Key Support Posted: The US dollar saw broad-based weakness today with the index breaking below trendline support dating back to May 2nd. With the long weekend approaching and US data on tap, the greenback could continue to see further losses. |
| NZD/CHF- Directional Scalp Trade Posted: The NZD/CHF pair provides an opportunity for intra-day scalpers as the top two perfumers against the greenback for the last three months continue to range trade higher. |
| Guest Commentary: Gold & Silver Make a Comeback, Will it Last? - May 26 Posted: The rapid rises in gold and mainly silver in the last few days start to resemble rises that were back in April. Will this recent rally continue in following the days to come or will it dissipate soon? Let's examine the precious metals market for today, May 26th: |
| FX Headlines: Kiwi Rallies Even as Gold, Silver Fall Posted: The markets remain risk-averse, but that hasn’t stopped traders from fleeing to the New Zealand Dollar. The commodity currencies pushed back, slightly, against the funding and safe haven currencies in the overnight, with the two antipodean currencies leading the way against the Greenback and the Yen. |
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