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Monthly archive April, 2015

Pound May Fall on Soft PMI, Aussie Dollar Soars as RBA Holds Rates

Talking Points: British Pound May Decline if Soft PMI Data Undermines BOE Policy Outlook Australian Dollar Rallies After RBA Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged at 2.25% See Economic Data Flow Directly on Your Charts with the DailyFX News App UK Services PMI data headlines the Read More →

Forex Peace Army | Sive Morten EUR Daily 04.03.15

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Scalp Webinar: USD at Risk Post Dismal NFPs- AUDUSD to Face RBA

Talking Points Weekly DailyFX Scalp Webinar Archive covering featured setups Updated targets & invalidation levels ahead ofPost-NFPs Event Risk on Tap ThisWeek USDOLLAR Daily Chart Created Using FXCM Marketscope 2.0 Notes: The NFP inspired sell-off in greenback last Friday amid thin holiday trade conditions has us Read More →

USD/CAD Retail FX Flips Net-Long at 1.2400 Support

Talking Points: - USD/CAD Retail FX Crowd Flips Net-Long; 1.2400 Support Stands Despite Dismal Ivey PMI. - AUD/USD Rebound Vulnerable to RBA Rate Cut, Toughened Verbal Intervention. - Ascending USDOLLAR Channel at Risk as Bearish RSI Momentum Gathers Pace. For more updates, sign up Read More →

US Dollar at Key Risk – Here are Levels to Watch

- US Dollar trades near potentially pivotal levels - Critical to watch Euro/US Dollar price action near $1.10, USDJPY ¥119. - Potential for trend change favors our Momentum2 trading strategy The US Dollar trades near potentially pivotal support versus the Euro and Japanese Read More →

US Dollar May Fall Further as Fed Rate Hike Bets Continue to Moderate

Talking Points: US Dollar May Continue to Decline on Moderating Fed Rate Hike Outlook Australian, NZ Dollars Underperform as Markets Digest US Payrolls Data See Economic Releases Directly on Your Charts with the DailyFX News App The Australian and New Zealand Dollars narrowly underperformed Read More →