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- US Dollar Expected to Broadly Rise as Federal Reserve Withholds QE3
- Dollar: Heavy Speculation Ensures Fed Decision Volatility
- Currencies Likely to Consolidate Ahead of Key Fed Event Risk
- USD Index Breaks Key Support on QE Bets- But Is It the Right Bet?
- Guest Commentary: Chinese Official/Unofficial Figures Diverge
- Guest Commentary: Avoiding Risk-On/Risk-Off with Crosses
- Guest Commentary: Gold & Silver - Daily Outlook June 19
- US Dollar Sell-off Continues Ahead of FOMC as Spanish Yields Drop
- Crude Oil, Gold Outlook Clouded as Prices Diverge from Familiar Trends
| US Dollar Expected to Broadly Rise as Federal Reserve Withholds QE3 Posted: 19 Jun 2012 11:50 PM PDT The US Dollar is likely to rise against all of its major counterparts as the Federal Reserve' opts to withhold an expansion of quantitative easing. |
| Dollar: Heavy Speculation Ensures Fed Decision Volatility Posted: 19 Jun 2012 11:21 PM PDT The prevailing winds of speculation and hope carried the dollar deeper into its correction Tuesday as traders prepared to reengage fundamentals with the upcoming Fed rate decision. It is difficult to miss the expectations and influence for the upcoming policy meeting of the world’s largest central bank. |
| Currencies Likely to Consolidate Ahead of Key Fed Event Risk Posted: 19 Jun 2012 10:52 PM PDT Investors will be anxiously awaiting today’s FOMC rate decision where many are looking for the central bank to offer additional accommodation to the markets... |
| USD Index Breaks Key Support on QE Bets- But Is It the Right Bet? Posted: 19 Jun 2012 02:32 PM PDT The greenback is markedly weaker ahead of tomorrow’s highly anticipated FOMC policy meeting as speculation of further easing from the Fed propped up risk at the expense of the reserve currency. Here are the key levels in play heading into Asia Pacific trade. |
| Guest Commentary: Chinese Official/Unofficial Figures Diverge Posted: 19 Jun 2012 06:58 AM PDT Official Chinese figures are always treated with a significant amount of doubt by the markets. Nevertheless, the publication still has a strong impact. |
| Guest Commentary: Avoiding Risk-On/Risk-Off with Crosses Posted: 19 Jun 2012 06:54 AM PDT Since the financial crisis broke out in 2008, the US dollar often reacts "rationally" to US indicators and sometimes "irrationally" - falling on good data and rising on weak data. |
| Guest Commentary: Gold & Silver - Daily Outlook June 19 Posted: 19 Jun 2012 06:47 AM PDT Gold and silver started off the week on a negative note as both precious metals rates edged down. The EURUSD also slipped. The results of the Greek elections, in which the pro bailout party had won, didn't seem to impress forex and commodities traders. |
| US Dollar Sell-off Continues Ahead of FOMC as Spanish Yields Drop Posted: 19 Jun 2012 06:27 AM PDT The US Dollar dropped across the board in the Asian and European sessions on Tuesday as more hope out of the Euro-zone alongside speculation that the Federal Reserve will announce another easing package have stoked risk-appetite. Alongside the US Dollar decline, the Spanish 10-year note yield has dipped under 7%. |
| Crude Oil, Gold Outlook Clouded as Prices Diverge from Familiar Trends Posted: 19 Jun 2012 03:47 AM PDT The outlook for crude oil and gold prices appears clouded as commodities diverge from the familiar risk-driven dynamics on display over recent weeks and months. |
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