EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 1) - page 838
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as well as 1 resistance line 4485 is gone
so until the news 15-30 we are in the corridor !?
ну а вообще на перспективу 1-2мес быки по евре то есть????
fundamentally, nothing has changed since the beginning of December,
rates remain the same and are not going to go up,
Bernanke was re-elected,
the dollar issuance is still going on, the printing press is running,
the EU is not shaking too much.
So a return to 1.5 if it stays like this is inevitable, IMHO
The latest survey of banks and currency dealers by Dow Jones Newswires showed that analysts expect the single European currency to be worth $1.40 by June 30, 2010 and the dollar to strengthen to 95 yen.
Concerns over the government debt of Greece, Ireland and Spain, members of the eurozone, will continue to favour the dollar against the euro, as will the deteriorating fiscal situation in the UK.
Currency trading will be chaotic this week, experts predict. As trading volumes have fallen sharply due to the holidays, there could be "strange trading trends", says Camilla Sutton of Scotia Capital. Things will stabilise after the 8th - we'll go down either fast or slow.
15:23 Eurozone December Producer price index (m/m) - PPI m/m 0.1% 0.2% 0.2%
all bad going down
Special attention should be paid to the US jobs data which will be released on January 8. This indicator of the state of the labor market is considered one of the most important signals of economic recovery. If the data beats expectations, the dollar rally will accelerate
Tomorrow will be the jobless claims news, I think it will determine everything. The U.S. forecast is bad.
The students are writing some bullshit. "A sharp breakout". It hasn't even reached the bottom of the horizontal channel. Did they write that there was a "spike" the day before yesterday?
Like
"A 15-point surge paved the way for the psychologically important 2.0... "The local bulls took full control by cutting the communication cable from the central booth..."