By FX-Forecaster | June 16th, 2009 1:22 am The underlying direction is bullish while the daily bias is bearish. Therefore it is likely that any losses are ...
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By FX-Forecaster | June 16th, 2009 1:22 am The underlying direction is bullish while the daily bias is bearish. Therefore it is likely that any losses are ...
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By Kaori Kaneko TOKYO, June 11 (Reuters) - The dollar fell against a basket of currencies on Thursday, paring some gains made after the benchmark US ... See all stories on this...
Last Fall, during a late-night Forex trading research session, one of the industry’s most respected trading educators made a discovery around day trading Forex that he shared with a limited group of traders. Now, 6 months later… the same trading educator recently re-emerged from a...
By MoneyMorning.com.au If you read the mainstream you probably think it’s bad news for Australia if house prices keep falling. That...
Can anyone remember the last time this occurred with such a calm market reaction, even allowing for a partial holiday? Initial theories seem to be that risk is back on and global recovery is in full swing, which are plausible, albeit remotely at this early stage. However as yesterday’s Cable...
Previous session overview The dollar is broadly weaker Wednesday in New York, as improving European economic data overnight boosted the euro and profit repatriations boosted the yen. A better-than-expected U.S. second quarter gross domestic product report released as morning trading got underway...