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Monthly archive September, 2014

British Pound Has Plummeted – Here’s What We’re Watching Next

British Pound Has Plummeted - Here's What We’re Watching Next
British Pound Has Plummeted - Here's What We’re Watching Next Fundamental Forecast for Pound: Bearish - British Pound matches most oversold condition since height of financial Read More →

AUD To Remain Resilient Amid Drive To Yield And Void of Local Data

AUD To Remain Resilient Amid Drive To Yield And Void of Local Data
Fundamental Forecast for Australian Dollar: Neutral AUD/USD Consolidates As Dovish Policy Bets Diminish Amidst Return To Yield Void of Major Regional Data To Read More →

GBP Vulnerable to Dovish BoE- Will RBNZ Remove Verbal Intervention?

Talking Points: - GBP/USD Vulnerable to Further Losses as BoE Testifies on Inflation Report - NZD/USD Needs More Hawkish RBNZ More Meaningful Recovery - USDOLLAR Risks Larger Correction as RSI Divergence Takes Shape For more updates, sign up for David's e-mail distribution list. GBP/USD GBP/USD holding Read More →

Pre-NFP Setups Show Strong Yet Vulnerable USDOLLAR

Talking Points: - USDJPY posting an inverted hammer against its yearly high. - USDOLLAR Index support comes in at 10689, the 8-EMA. - August NFPs: +230K exp vs +209K prior. The USDOLLAR Index is attempting to break through its yearly highs set in January, Read More →

EUR/USD Downside Targets in Focus Ahead of Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)

- U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) to Increase 200+K for Seventh Consecutive Month. - Would Match the Longest String of 200+K Prints Since 1997. For more updates, sign up for David's e-mail distribution list. Trading the News: U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls The EUR/USD may face a Read More →

US Dollar May Decline if Payrolls are Anything Less Than Stellar

Talking Points: US Dollar May Correct Lower if Payrolls Prove Anything Less Than Stellar Dovish Commentary from FinMin English Sank NZ Dollar in Overnight Trade See Economic Releases Directly on Your Charts with the DailyFX News App Currency markets are likely to look past Read More →