Bank of Japan goes negative There was plenty of speculation in the run to last night’s BOJ meeting that they would ease further and even though only a week ago the BOJ governor Kuroda suggested in Davos that further easing was on the cards, a move to negative rates was not expected...
US Fed dovish statement out over night did weaken the US dollar . But the dollar has make a fight back since touching 118.409 the buck has rallied to a high of 118.80...
During the U.S. #trading session the GDP data will be released in the USA. It is expected that the growth in the fourth quarter was much weaker than the 2% in the third one. The forecast was revised down after weak statistics on orders for durable goods in the United States...
OP: Open On Closed Second bear candle after the bull candle. 1% candlestick Technique Result: Profit 1pip Evaluation: I move the Stoploss/ risk from minus about 15 pips risk to SL +1 .... because i think the trend still uptrend. I'm not really confident wheter the price will go down...
We don’t have a trade call for the London session. The main event during the Asian session was the announcement from the Bank of Japan that they will implement negative interest rates. The Bank will apply -0.10% interest for excess reserves that financial institutions park at the BOJ...
Pre European Open, Daily Technical Analysis Friday, January 29, 2016 Please note that due to market volatility, some of the below sight prices may have already been reached and scenarios played out. EUR/USD Intraday: the bias remains bullish. Pivot: 1...
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#BOJ decided to lower the interest #rate to the negative level - 0.1%. The volume of #assets purchases will remain the same. The new terms of the monetary policy will take effect from the beginning of February. Find out more by checking out the Source Link...
It can be a low positive exchange rate when the market is unable to compete in the doldrums. Then the devaluation contributes to the creation of jobs and increase demand for exports...
Can not deny the high prevalence experienced by industrial and financial globalization in the modern era and the positive implications in both developing and developed countries alike...
FOMC shows more dovishness. As expected, no actions were taken during the FOMC meeting, but the message was clear… The FOMC clearly showed more dovishness seeing the recent developments in the financial markets and the US economy...
Fear that Britain could vote to leave the European Union is hurting the pound. And the pain may just be beginning. A referendum on membership of the EU could be held as early as June, and investors are becoming increasingly concerned about a British exit -- or 'Brexit...