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- Forex Trading Weekly Forecast - 09.26.2011
- Japanese Yen Faces Intervention Threat as Risk Aversion Intensifies
- Dollar Looks for Crisis to Fuel its Biggest Weekly Rally in 16 Months
- US Dollar Ready to Make a Real Run as Markets Risk Panic
- Gold Plummets as ’Operation Twist’ Lifts Dollar- Rebound on Tap
- European Sovereign Debt Crisis Takes Stage After FOMC Balks
- Canadian Dollar Decline Could Slow in Near-term, But Far from Over
- Kiwi Decline to Gather Pace as Global Growth Fears Take Root
- Australian Dollar Outlook Remains Bearish As Rate Expectations Falter
- British Pound Correction To Gather Pace, Growth Prospects To Improve
- Guest Commentary: Gold Price Daily Outlook 09.23.2011
- USD To Consolidate Further, Sterling Rebound To Gather Pace
- Euro Extends Slide Before U.S. Session Despite G-20 Pledge
- Crude Oil Following S&P 500 Lower, Gold Liquidation Gathers Steam
- Forex: Euro Fundamentals Deteriorate, British Pound Correction Ahead
| Forex Trading Weekly Forecast - 09.26.2011 Posted: 23 Sep 2011 08:09 PM PDT
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| Japanese Yen Faces Intervention Threat as Risk Aversion Intensifies Posted: 23 Sep 2011 08:01 PM PDT |
| Dollar Looks for Crisis to Fuel its Biggest Weekly Rally in 16 Months Posted: 23 Sep 2011 07:40 PM PDT The dollar put in for a remarkable performance this past week – and there is little wonder why when we look at the contrasting health of the broader capital markets and the dread seen in the financial headlines. At its very foundation, the US currency is an option of last resort when conditions are falling apart. |
| US Dollar Ready to Make a Real Run as Markets Risk Panic Posted: 23 Sep 2011 03:51 PM PDT Risk aversion has once against overrun the markets; but the current situation is different than what we were seeing back in July / August. While that tumble covered remarkable ground; it would be more appropriately labeled a technical break. What we are seeing now is more fundamentally rooted. And, what makes it much more extraordinary (dangerous) is that extreme emotions are creeping in at the same time that we are testing the boundaries of stimulus and moral hazard. For the dollar, these are ideal conditions. |
| Gold Plummets as ’Operation Twist’ Lifts Dollar- Rebound on Tap Posted: 23 Sep 2011 03:24 PM PDT A break back above interim resistance at $1680 eyes topside targets at $1700 backed by $1720 and the 38.2% retracement at $1750. |
| European Sovereign Debt Crisis Takes Stage After FOMC Balks Posted: 23 Sep 2011 03:17 PM PDT With the sovereign debt crisis in focus and a key vote in the German parliament upcoming on Thursday, the Euro and the Euro-zone in its current format could be in jeopardy. |
| Canadian Dollar Decline Could Slow in Near-term, But Far from Over Posted: 23 Sep 2011 03:17 PM PDT The Canadian Dollar could see a slight rebound, though it is not expected to last as long-term trends dictate risk-aversion. |
| Kiwi Decline to Gather Pace as Global Growth Fears Take Root Posted: 23 Sep 2011 02:37 PM PDT The New Zealand dollar was the worst performer against the greenback this week as poor economic data coupled with a massive risk sell-off slammed the high yielder. The week ahead may prove crucial for the kiwi as it looks to test key Fibonacci support. |
| Australian Dollar Outlook Remains Bearish As Rate Expectations Falter Posted: 23 Sep 2011 01:57 PM PDT The Australian dollar bounced back from a fresh yearly low of 0.9668, but the high-yielding currency may continue to trade heavy in the week ahead as the central bank maintains a cautious outlook for the region. |
| British Pound Correction To Gather Pace, Growth Prospects To Improve Posted: 23 Sep 2011 01:56 PM PDT The British Pound pared the sharp decline from earlier this month, with the exchange rate bouncing back from a fresh yearly low of 1.5327, and the sterling may continue to gain ground in the week ahead as the economic docket is expected to reinforce an improved outlook for the region. |
| Guest Commentary: Gold Price Daily Outlook 09.23.2011 Posted: 23 Sep 2011 09:12 AM PDT Gold and silver took a real hit to the chin yesterday as they have plummeted to their monthly low. On the other hand most of the major commodities and currencies (AUD, CAD) have also suffered sharp falls yesterday. It's hard to attribute all of yesterday's falls in commodities prices to the recent FOMC decision, but this decision may have triggered this avalanche in the Forex, commodities, US Treasuries and US stock markets. |
| USD To Consolidate Further, Sterling Rebound To Gather Pace Posted: 23 Sep 2011 09:05 AM PDT The USD lost ground on Friday following a rebound in risk appetite and the near-term correction may gather pace in the week ahead as the greenback remains overbought. |
| Euro Extends Slide Before U.S. Session Despite G-20 Pledge Posted: 23 Sep 2011 06:45 AM PDT The Euro was one of the worst performing currencies in the hours ahead of the North American session open despite promises of coordinated intervention by global governments. |
| Crude Oil Following S&P 500 Lower, Gold Liquidation Gathers Steam Posted: 23 Sep 2011 06:45 AM PDT Crude oil is following the S&P 500 lower as risk aversion sweeps the markets while gold liquidation gathers steam in the aftermath of the FOMC policy announcement. |
| Forex: Euro Fundamentals Deteriorate, British Pound Correction Ahead Posted: 23 Sep 2011 06:10 AM PDT The G20’s pledge to address the downside risks for the global economy helped to prop up market sentiment during the overnight trade, but the rebound in risk appetite is likely to be short-lived as the fundamental outlook deteriorates. |
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