S&P500: Short-Term Correction is Possible This week, the index S&P500 has again reached annual highs, regaining the losses incurred since the beginning of this year. The index has almost approached the highs of December 2015 at the level of 2108...
S&P500: Positive Dynamics Continues Dynamics of the global stock exchanges has supported expectations of the positive outcome of the upcoming meeting of Big 20 and a meeting of the large oil producing countries in Doha...
FxWirePro: GBP/USD Gains Some Upside Momentum But Still Bearish The GBP/USD pair fell as low as 1.4090 during the European afternoon, however the pair found some upside momentum following BOE's 9-0 vote to keep interest at record low of 0.50 percent...
FxWirePro: USD/JPY Loses Some Momentum But Bias Remains Bullish USD/JPY pair inched higher in Asian session up to 119.50, but declined slightly after in the early US session after US core inflation printed negative figures...
GBP/JPY – Selling Again Staling at 23.6% Fibo GBP/JPY ran into offers near 154.00, but the subsequent sell-off is once again struggling to take out 154.23 (23.6% of 162.60-151.64...
EUR/JPY has this week retested 12-month lows around 122 – sharply lower than the highs above 140 reached in June 2015, notes BNP Paribas. "We believe these levels represent attractive buying opportunities...
We think the Yellen-induced carry trade is close to reaching a tipping point. For sure, it seems unlikely a fresh USD rally will exceed the highs seen over the past two years...
The order to buy #GPBUSD was fixed and brought us a #profit. Here we have already opened a new short position. Find out more by checking out the Source Link. Please note that this post was originally published on Vistabrokers.com...
We are still holding the long position in #USDJPY . This position currently brings #profit, and we maintain it in accordance with the red Alligator's line in order to fix it later. Find out more by checking out the Source Link. Please note that this post was originally published on Vistabrokers...
If the UK votes to remain a member of the European Union on June 23rd the Bank of England will raise interest rates in November it is argued...
The question on everyone’s mind at present is just how far the pound sterling can push its luck against the euro. The pound to euro exchange rate (GBP/EUR) has been advancing for the past 5 trading sessions lifting the rate from a floor just below 1.24 ant taking us to the mid 1.25’s...
Strategic modelling at Westpac has confirmed the New Zealand dollar is likely to appreciate further. The New Zealand dollar should be bought on weakness argue analysts at Westpac Global Strategy Group...
Any strength in the pound to dollar exchange rate strength is forecast to be temporary according to analysts at Westpac. The pound sterling has snapped a four day winning streak against the US dollar and has turned lower towards 1.4148...
“But in countries that are spending a lot more abroad than they are taking in, the current account is the point at which international economics collides with political reality.” - Atish Ghosh and Uma Ramakrishnan at the IMF...
Bulls took #USDJPY above the resistance level at 109.09. However, it is not a clear signal. This level traditionally attracts players, following the trend to build positions, in this case, bears. Find out more by checking out the Source Link...
EUR/NZD Analysis for April 14, 2016 Recently, EUR/NZD has been moving downwards. As I had expected, the price tested the level of 1.6278 in a high volume. EUR/NZD reached our third take profit level around the price of 1.6270...
Quotes of #EURUSD left the borders of the fairly narrow trading channel. The downward momentum was pretty strong and led to the achievement of more large-scale uptrend support line. Find out more by checking out the Source Link. Please note that this post was originally published on Vistabrokers...
Since the dovish shift from the FOMC last month, the Dollar against the majors has fallen back towards the bottom of the range that it has traded in over the past year...
