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Monthly archive June, 2013

Trading the Australian Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Report

Trading the News: Australia Gross Domestic Product What’s Expected: Time of release: 06/05/2013 1:30 GMT, 21:30 EDT Primary Pair Impact: AUDUSD Expected: 0.7% Previous: 0.6% DailyFX Forecast: 0.5% to 0.7% Why Is This Event Important: The Australian economy is expected to grow another 0.7% following the 0.6% expansion Read More →

USDOLLAR to Benefit from ISM Survey, Fed’s Beige Book

Index Last High Low Daily Change (%) Daily Range (% of ATR) DJ-FXCM Dollar Index 10718.61 10731.34 10663.54 0.45 90.47% Chart - Created Using FXCM Marketscope 2.0 The Dow Jones-FXCM U.S. Dollar Index (Ticker: USDollar) is 0.45 percent higher from the open after moving 90 percent of its average true range, and the Read More →

Euro Capped Ahead of ECB- Bearish Formation Remains in Focus

Forex_Euro_Capped_Ahead_of_ECB-_Bearish_Formation_Remains_in_Focus_body_ScreenShot007.png, Euro Capped Ahead of ECB- Bearish Formation Remains in Focus
Talking Points Euro: Producer Prices Disappoint, ESM in ‘Final Talks’ British Pound: BoE Governor King Sees ‘Gentle Recovery’ U.S. Dollar: Fed’s Esther George in Focus Amid Read More →

US Dollar Correction May Extend on Supportive Fed Rhetoric

The US Dollar may extend an overnight recovery following yesterday’s sharp selloff as comments from Fed officials rekindle QE3 reduction expectations. Talking Points US Dollar May Bounce as Fed-speak Reboots QE Reduction Bets Aussie, NZ Dollars Correct Sharply Lower After Yesterday’s Gains The US Read More →

European Forex Traders Distracted by Asian and Australasian Action

EUROPEAN SESSION UPDATE: USD/JPY rebounds back above 100 as Nikkei closes up 2%; Aussie sustains losses despite RBA rate hold… Attention during today’s European session in the Forex markets may have remained focused in Asia and Australasia, as the Yen and Read More →

Central Banks are Feeding the Next Crisis: A Bond Bubble

It is often said that every crisis is created in the aftermath of the prior one. The Federal Reserve and other central banks response to the 2007-2009 financial crisis has been to drive interest rates to extremely low levels by Read More →