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- Dutch Come Out in Support of ECB as Lender of Last Resort
- Commodity Currencies Underperformed in 2011. What Happened?
- Guest Commentary: Forex Trading After Thanksgiving
- Guest Commentary: The Super Committee Represents the U.S. Debt Problem in a Nutshell
- Forex: Euro Searches For Support, Portugal Credit Rating Cut To Junk
- Crude Oil, Gold to Rise as US Dollar Takes a Step Backward
| Dutch Come Out in Support of ECB as Lender of Last Resort Posted: 24 Nov 2011 11:26 PM PST While Germany is still opposed to the idea, the latest Dutch backing of the ECB as a lender of last resort could provide a necessary boost for the Euro… |
| Commodity Currencies Underperformed in 2011. What Happened? Posted: 24 Nov 2011 06:33 PM PST The Australian, Canadian and New Zealand Dollars – the so-called “commodity bloc” – have been the worst performers against their US namesake among the majors so far this year. |
| Guest Commentary: Forex Trading After Thanksgiving Posted: 24 Nov 2011 05:00 PM PST The Western world grinds to a halt before Christmas and re-awakens after New Year’s Eve and trading volume is very thin. This is well known and many people are on vacation anyway. Yet volume begins to drop well beforehand. The US holiday of Thanksgiving marks the beginning of the shopping season in the US and also sees the beginning of the decline of market activity. |
| Guest Commentary: The Super Committee Represents the U.S. Debt Problem in a Nutshell Posted: 24 Nov 2011 07:18 AM PST I think it didn't surprise anyone that the Super-Committee failed to reach an agreement among its members to cut at least $1.5 trillion from the Federal Budget over the next decade. This failure and the low expectations from this Super-Committee are probably the best representation for the U.S. government's handling the U.S debt. The current partisan gridlock might eventually pressure the Fed to engage another stimulus plan. |
| Forex: Euro Searches For Support, Portugal Credit Rating Cut To Junk Posted: 24 Nov 2011 06:55 AM PST Market sentiment firmed up during the holiday trade, but the rise in risk appetite is likely to be short-lived as the fundamental outlook for the world economy turn increasingly bleak. |
| Crude Oil, Gold to Rise as US Dollar Takes a Step Backward Posted: 24 Nov 2011 02:02 AM PST Crude oil and gold prices look set to rise as the safe haven US Dollar corrects lower amid a recovery in market-wide risk sentiment. |
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