EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 2) - page 1522
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let's get into what the Fed said? and your prediction on this news
And yet what is the prognosis if the news?
If on the news, it is bad - "the cast is off, the client is leaving". There are no circumstances for a fall down, the US needs a cheap dollar for a long time to come.
What is the prognosis if the news?
If this is true, the franc will go up and the euras will naturally go down. For now.
Honestly, I've just been reading for a long time, but I couldn't take it anymore. What the hell kind of news analysis is this. All that's important about them is the timing of their release. All the rest of the content is wiped clean.Economic indicators of countries and currency movements are of a different nature.
And yet what is the prognosis if the news?
Honestly, I've just been reading for a long time, but I couldn't take it anymore. What the hell kind of news analysis is this. All that matters in them is the timing of their release. Economic indicators of countries and currencies divergence have a different nature.
And no one mentioned its importance.)
I, for instance, still have a bearish divergence on H4.
As the World Economic Forum's annual meeting gets under way, 59 percent of respondents in a Bloomberg Global Poll said one or more of the 17 euro nations will quit by 2016, including 11 percent who see an exit within 12 months. Respondents were divided over whether Portugal would default, while a majority expressed confidence in Spain."
From Bloomberg today - "Most global investors predict at least one nation will leave the euro area within five years and that Greece and Ireland will default, a sentiment that is intensifying pressure on policy makers to strengthen their response to the debt crisis.
As the World Economic Forum's annual meeting gets under way, 59 percent of respondents in a Bloomberg Global Poll said one or more of the 17 euro nations will quit by 2016, including 11 percent who see an exit within 12 months. Respondents were divided over whether Portugal would default, while a majority expressed confidence in Spain."
I think it is even in EUR's favour if the weakest ones "get out of the game". Although, on the other hand, everyone wants a weak currency right now. Maybe that is what the rumors are flying about in order to beat the EUR? IMHO