EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 2) - page 1578

 
torgus:
And about the pending interest rate hike?
Not yet. But there were rumours today that it's time to raise rates due to rising inflation.
 

There are two bearish wulffs drawn on the screenshot, if we go down, the target area is inside the white square.

Time 02.02.2011 between 03:00 and 15:00 Kiev time.

 
If you believe the Japanese analysis, this model is called "repulsed attack" )))) The last three candles on H1 )))
 
margaret:
He hasn't said yet. But there were rumours today that it was time to raise rates due to rising inflation.

What other rumours do you have?))
 
strangerr:

What other rumours do you have?))
On the terminal in the newsfeed
 
EURUSD soars to $1.3795

The euro/dollar renewed its high on November 22 at $1.3785 and reached $1.3795, which the markets report was facilitated by purchases from a major US bank.

The $1.3800 area, according to analysts, contains offers that could stall further gains.
 
margaret:
On the terminal in the news feed

What's the point of reading these fables?
 
torgus:
Who can say what Trischka blabbed?

>Milan, February 1. /Dow Jones/. European Central Bank (ECB) President Jean-Claude Trichet on Monday reiterated the need for more vigorous implementation of European Union economic policies.

>We need each individual country to pursue sound economic and fiscal policies under the effective and strict supervision of other countries. This is in the interests of each individual country and of the EU as a whole," Trichet said during a speech at Bocconi University in Milan.

>The ECB would very much like to see governments play a greater role in ensuring financial stability. Not only could this reduce the need for the central bank to use its own balance sheet to buy risky debt of peripheral eurozone countries, but it would also strengthen economic governance in the monetary union.

 

1.3812 reached.

 
strangerr:

And the point of reading these fables?
You can see the immediate reaction of the market. You can understand the market and keep up with it. Such is the fable...