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- Dollar Traders Sense Fear as the European Crisis Swells
- Forex Trading Weekly Forecast - 10.10.2011
- US Dollar Looks to Deepening Financial Troubles for Guidance
- Gold Looks to Fed Reserve Meeting Minutes to Guide Price Action
- Loonie Correction Finished, Headed Lower Against Buck
- Euro to Remain Under Pressure as Markets Eye Greek Debt Payment
- Japanese Yen to Challenge Recent Range as Growth Concerns Take Root
- New Zealand Dollar to Pare Gains as Debt Crisis Comes Back Into Focus
- Australian Dollar Outlook Remains Bearish On Rate Expectations
- British Pound Rebound To Taper Off As U.K. Growth Falters
- Guest Commentary: Carry Trading? Beware of Overweight
- USD Rebound To Gather Pace, Euro Outlook Turns Increasingly Bearish
- Guest Commentary: Gold & Silver Daily Outlook 10.07.2011
- U.S. Dollar Slide Continues as Nonfarm Payrolls Ease Recession Fears
- Forex: USD Outlook Weighed By Risk Appetite, Euro To Consolidate
| Dollar Traders Sense Fear as the European Crisis Swells Posted: 07 Oct 2011 08:27 PM PDT The dollar managed a remarkable recovery Friday; but the drive wasn’t strong enough to unwind the losses the currency incurred across its most liquid counterparts throughout the past week. |
| Forex Trading Weekly Forecast - 10.10.2011 Posted: 07 Oct 2011 07:19 PM PDT
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| US Dollar Looks to Deepening Financial Troubles for Guidance Posted: 07 Oct 2011 06:55 PM PDT The risk aversion drive that has swelled since July eased significantly this past week; and the net effect on the safe haven US dollar was substantial. The greenback is not the typical safety asset. Rather, the benchmark requires a near-extreme level of fear to leverage its universal appeal: liquidity. |
| Gold Looks to Fed Reserve Meeting Minutes to Guide Price Action Posted: 07 Oct 2011 05:09 PM PDT |
| Loonie Correction Finished, Headed Lower Against Buck Posted: 07 Oct 2011 03:31 PM PDT After being the worst performing currency for two straight weeks, the rally back to risk-correlated assets late on Tuesday lifted the Canadian Dollar for the remainder of the week, despite downside pressure late Friday. The Canadian Dollar finished up 1.04 percent against the U.S. Dollar, and was the third best performing major on the week, just behind the other commodity currencies, the Australian Dollar and the New Zealand Dollar. |
| Euro to Remain Under Pressure as Markets Eye Greek Debt Payment Posted: 07 Oct 2011 03:29 PM PDT After spending the beginning part of the week much lower across the board, the Euro found a burst of life late on Tuesday. One of the best performing currencies headed into Friday, the Euro appeared to have regained some of its footing following last week’s late decline. However, following a European Central Bank meeting on Thursday with a dreary undertone, and a series of rating cuts by Moody’s Investor Services and Fitch Ratings between Wednesday and Friday, the Euro ended the week down 0.07 percent against the Greenback. |
| Japanese Yen to Challenge Recent Range as Growth Concerns Take Root Posted: 07 Oct 2011 03:19 PM PDT The yen advanced a modest 0.22% against a weaker greenback by the close of trade this week. |
| New Zealand Dollar to Pare Gains as Debt Crisis Comes Back Into Focus Posted: 07 Oct 2011 03:16 PM PDT The New Zealand dollar ended the week higher by 1.14% against the greenback after a mid-week rally in risk saw higher yielding currencies advance across the board. |
| Australian Dollar Outlook Remains Bearish On Rate Expectations Posted: 07 Oct 2011 03:04 PM PDT The Australian dollar struggled to hold its ground on Friday and the pullback from 0.9877 may gather pace over the following week as the Reserve Bank of Australia shows an increased willingness to scale back the benchmark interest rate from 4.75 percent. |
| British Pound Rebound To Taper Off As U.K. Growth Falters Posted: 07 Oct 2011 03:02 PM PDT The British Pound regained its footing to reach a fresh monthly high of 1.5645, but the sterling may struggle to hold its ground over the following week as the economic docket is expected to instill a weakened outlook for the U.K. |
| Guest Commentary: Carry Trading? Beware of Overweight Posted: 07 Oct 2011 02:18 PM PDT The carry trade was popular for quite some time before the crisis, but is still eyed by many. Is it the time to return to long term carry trading? Probably not. |
| USD Rebound To Gather Pace, Euro Outlook Turns Increasingly Bearish Posted: 07 Oct 2011 11:28 AM PDT The greenback gained ground during the North American trade and the reserve currency may continue to recoup the losses from earlier this week as risk sentiment falters. |
| Guest Commentary: Gold & Silver Daily Outlook 10.07.2011 Posted: 07 Oct 2011 07:57 AM PDT Gold and silver sharply inclined yesterday along with the rest of the markets. The ECB decided to keep interest rates unchanged. Currently, gold and silver are traded with moderate changes. |
| U.S. Dollar Slide Continues as Nonfarm Payrolls Ease Recession Fears Posted: 07 Oct 2011 06:28 AM PDT Market participants breathed a sigh of relief and avoided a massive long-squeeze ahead of the North American session after labor market data for the world’s largest economy had a better-than-expected print for the month of September. |
| Forex: USD Outlook Weighed By Risk Appetite, Euro To Consolidate Posted: 07 Oct 2011 06:15 AM PDT The larger-than-expected rebound in U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls propped up market sentiment on Friday, and the rise in risk appetite may carry into the following week as the data encourages an improved outlook for future growth. |
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