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• Forex Trading Weekly Forecast - 09.05.2011
• Dollar Facing a Severe Contrast as Holiday Liquidity Meets Crisis
• Gold to Rise on Safe-Haven Demand, Fed Stimulus Expectations
• Euro Crisis Back in Focus as Greece Troubles, ECB Decision Ahead
• US Dollar Rallies Despite Dismal Labor Data – What Happens Next?
• Japanese Yen Looks to Noda for Direction - GDP, BoJ on Tap
• Aussie Headed Lower as RBA Will Hold Rate, Employ Dovish Rhetoric
• British Pound To Overlook BoE Rate Decision, Rebound To Accelerate
• Guest Commentary: Trading in Range or Catching Breakouts?
• Dollar Climbs on Dismal NFPs as Traders Jettison Risk- Will it Last?
• AUD/USD: Trading the Reserve Bank of Australia Interest Rate Decision
• Guest Commentary: Gold & Silver Prices - Daily Outlook 09.02.2011
• Swiss Franc Extends Rally as Nonfarm Payrolls Shock Markets
• Forex: USD To Benefit From Shift In Risk, Euro Weakness To Accelerate
• Crude Oil on the Defensive, Gold Finding Support Ahead of US Jobs Data

Forex Trading Weekly Forecast - 09.05.2011 Posted: 02 Sep 2011 08:42 PM PDT US Dollar Rallies Despite Dismal Labor Data – What Happens Next? Euro Crisis Back in Focus as Greece Troubles, ECB Decision Ahead Japanese Yen Looks to Noda for Direction- GDP, BoJ on Tap British Pound To Overlook BoE Rate Decision, Rebound To Accelerate Aussie Headed Lower as RBA Will Hold Rate, Employ Dovish Rhetoric Gold to Rise on Safe-Haven Demand, Fed Stimulus Expectations

Dollar Facing a Severe Contrast as Holiday Liquidity Meets Crisis Posted: 02 Sep 2011 08:40 PM PDT Though the US markets are offline to start the week this coming Monday in observation of the Labor Day holiday, we shouldn’t tune out for the dollar and FX markets. In fact, a pinch on liquidity could leverage a heated fundamental backdrop and generate tremendous volatility across the spectrum.

Gold to Rise on Safe-Haven Demand, Fed Stimulus Expectations Posted: 02 Sep 2011 08:29 PM PDT

Euro Crisis Back in Focus as Greece Troubles, ECB Decision Ahead Posted: 02 Sep 2011 04:51 PM PDT Fundamental conditions for the euro have not significantly improved over the past months, policy and monetary officials have simply been able to buy time. In this lull, traders have found an uneasy normalcy that acclimated them to the troubles facing certain EU members (Greece, Portugal, Ireland and now others) as well as the region’s banking system while encouraging the masses to take advantage of the temporary reprieve by focusing on the region’s relatively high rates. However, this peace lasts only so long as the financial deterioration doesn’t escalate. With that said, this past week we have seen conditions visibly deteriorate. And, given the troubles that we are carrying forward, the euro looks as if it will face a serious capital flight in the very near future.

US Dollar Rallies Despite Dismal Labor Data – What Happens Next? Posted: 02 Sep 2011 02:55 PM PDT The US Dollar (ticker: USDOLLAR) stands to see substantial volatility on a busy week for central banks and financial markets.

Japanese Yen Looks to Noda for Direction - GDP, BoJ on Tap Posted: 02 Sep 2011 02:08 PM PDT The Japanese yen was virtually unchanged on the week with a marginal advance of 0.13% against the greenback.

Aussie Headed Lower as RBA Will Hold Rate, Employ Dovish Rhetoric Posted: 02 Sep 2011 02:03 PM PDT The past week was a perfect example of how the Australian Dollar is correlated with riskier assets.

British Pound To Overlook BoE Rate Decision, Rebound To Accelerate Posted: 02 Sep 2011 12:54 PM PDT The Bank of England is scheduled to hold its interest rate decision in the week ahead, but market participants may show a fairly muted reaction to the policy meeting as the central bank is widely expected to maintain its current policy stance in September.

Guest Commentary: Trading in Range or Catching Breakouts? Posted: 02 Sep 2011 12:31 PM PDT Do you prefer to range with the pair or await a breakout and ride on it? The answer to the question depends on quite a few factors, with the most important one being the trader’s own experience.

Dollar Climbs on Dismal NFPs as Traders Jettison Risk- Will it Last? Posted: 02 Sep 2011 10:58 AM PDT The Dow Jones FXCM Dollar Index (Ticker:USDollar) advanced 0.32% mid-day in New York after NFPs stunned investors with a flat print for the month of August. However as speculation for QE3 grows, the greenback may yet find itself back on the defensive.

AUD/USD: Trading the Reserve Bank of Australia Interest Rate Decision Posted: 02 Sep 2011 10:32 AM PDT The Reserve Bank of Australia interest rate decision highlights the biggest event risk for the aussie in the week ahead, and comments from the central bank are likely to heavily influence the high-yielding currency as investors weigh the outlook for monetary policy.

Guest Commentary: Gold & Silver Prices - Daily Outlook 09.02.2011 Posted: 02 Sep 2011 07:32 AM PDT Gold and silver started September with light falls, but they have already changed direction and started the day rising.

Swiss Franc Extends Rally as Nonfarm Payrolls Shock Markets Posted: 02 Sep 2011 06:47 AM PDT The safe haven blocked surged throughout the overnight and continued to gain steam following a severely disappointing nonfarm payrolls report for August.

Forex: USD To Benefit From Shift In Risk, Euro Weakness To Accelerate Posted: 02 Sep 2011 06:00 AM PDT The U.S. dollar struggled to hold its ground as the economic docket reinforced a weakened outlook for future growth, but the market reaction to the dismal Non-Farm Payrolls report could be short-lived as risk sentiment falters.

Crude Oil on the Defensive, Gold Finding Support Ahead of US Jobs Data Posted: 02 Sep 2011 03:17 AM PDT Crude oil and gold prices are looking ahead to the US jobs report, with sentiment-driven market conditions complicated by building Fed stimulus hopes.

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