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Analytics from Barclays Capital suggested to sell NZDUSD with the target as 0.6560: "We are bearish for commodity currencies such as AUD, NZD and CAD and would use short-term pullbacks as an opportunity to sell at better levels against the USD...
Gold is seeing heavy volatility. After going down to Rs 26,000 in the domestic market, gold has little Careful. But gold is still pressure on the upper levels. The MCX gold seems only around Rs 26,000...
H4 price is on bearish market condition with ranging between Senkou Span A line (which is the border between primary bullish and the primary bearish on the chart) and 1.0972 support level. Chinkou Span line is crossing the price from above to below for good possible breakdown in the near future...
Iran and six major powers have reached a historic nuclear agreement, Reuters reported citing an Iranian diplomat. The news sent oil prices lower...
Morgan Stanley made some fundamental/technical outlook for this week related to USD, EUR, JPY, GBP and AUD. It is about some fundamental news events coming and the strategies to be used for trading. "USD: Bullish...
On Tuesday the Australian dollar was higher against its U.S. counterpart, pushed higher by upbeat business confidence data from Australia. The euro was pressured by the news of a third bailout deal for Greece...
US Dollar - "Chairwoman Janet Yellen reiterated her belief that hikes will begin this year. Fed Fund futures yielded some ground after the comments. Ahead, we have CPI and Yellen testimony that will further decide just hard the dovish market will fight the Fed’s warnings...
Two companies have agreed for strategic partnership to allow merchants to accept Bitcoin on the Limonetik payment platform. The partnership will allow merchants accept payment from anyone anywhere in the world at low cost and with no chargeback risk...
The euro-area deal with Greece was variously denounced as blackmail, an attack on national sovereignty and an end to the European dream. The accord’s detractors could at least agree on one thing: the chief culprit was Angela Merkel...
Don't take too much comfort that China's stock meltdown didn't trigger broader panic. There's still plenty of Chinese debt to worry about...
Jeb Bush caused a stir the other day when he admonished Americans to work more: We have to be a lot more productive … It means that people need to work longer hours and, through their productivity, gain more income for their families...
In all the dire talk about public debt, far too little attention is being paid to public assets. Helping to right that balance is a new book, "The Public Wealth of Nations," by Dag Detter of Whetstone Solutions and Stefan Folster of the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm...
The deal European leaders struck with outmatched Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Monday morning will probably end in failure: It's hard to imagine a country that has not lost a war giving up its sovereignty to the extent that Tsipras has promised...
The deal announced Monday morning has averted, at least for now, Greece's immediate exit from the euro zone -- an outcome that no European leader was yet willing to press to its increasingly logical conclusion...
After months of deadlines that turned out not to matter and final demands that weren't met, the threat of a one-way ticket from the euro seems to have finally persuaded Greece to capitulate to its creditors...
If the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result, the leaders of Europe and Greece are insane. After a 17-hour summit, Europe's leaders have reached a deal...
