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Francis Dogbe
In a near replay of the tumble, then rally, seen in December, the euro Thursday moved first sharply lower and then sharply higher in response to European Central Bank policy actions. On Dec. 3, the euro rallied 4.3%, from a $1.0524 trough to a $1...
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The main event today is of course the ECB meeting. I wrote an extensive piece (available in the Special Reports section of the FXPRIMUS website) that I presented as a webinar (also available on the web...
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パブリッシュされた投稿Meanwhile over in the GBPUSD circus tent...
What did the GBPUSD do during the Main Event in the EURUSD tent? The Main Event was over in the EURUSD circus tent and surely the performance there was amazing. But, what about in the other circus tents? What is happening with the GBPUSD...
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The European Central Bank cut all three of its interest rates and expanded its asset-buying program on Thursday, delivering a bigger-than-expected cocktail of actions to boost the economy and stop ultra low inflation becoming entrenched...
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The European Central Bank (ECB) delivered a surprise package of measures to kickstart Europe's economy on Thursday, cutting its main interest rates and expanding its massive bond-buying program...
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EUR/USD: After probing a multi month descending trend and early February lows of 1.08, EUR/USD embarked on a rebound. The recovery seems to be running out of steam as the pair has faced resistance at graphical level of 1.1060/1...
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In my new paper on asset allocation I go into quite a bit of detail about why certain asset classes generate the returns they do. Understanding this is useful when thinking in a macro sense and trying to gauge why financial assets perform in certain ways in both the short-term and the long-term...
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If the ‘leave’ camp wins the UK referendum on June 23, the EU will become smaller and weaker both in economic and geopolitical terms. The EU share of the world population will fall from 7.0 to 6.1 percent. In terms of world GDP, in purchasing power parity terms the EU share will decrease from 17...
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Variance is a very important component in the life of traders – and an even bigger one for those that pursue a full-time trading career. You can’t forecast your profits as a trader; you never know when the market conditions will change and negatively impact your trading methodology.
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EUR/USD: Neutral: Still neutral with key levels at 1.0900 and 1.0100.
There is not much to add as the recent short-term EUR strength struggles to maintain its momentum. The outlook is still viewed as neutral and as mentioned in recent updates, only a strong daily closing above 1.1005/10 would indicate that EUR is ready to move higher. In the meanwhile, this pair is expected to trade sideways with 1.0900 and 1.1100 acting as key levels.
GBP/USD: Neutral: Recovery could extend further to 1.4400.
While the short-term upward momentum has clearly eased, it is too early to expect a mid-term top. The current movement is likely part of a consolidation phase and as long as 1.4050 is intact, another attempt to move higher to test the major 1.4400 resistance cannot be ruled out just yet.
There is not much to add as the recent short-term EUR strength struggles to maintain its momentum. The outlook is still viewed as neutral and as mentioned in recent updates, only a strong daily closing above 1.1005/10 would indicate that EUR is ready to move higher. In the meanwhile, this pair is expected to trade sideways with 1.0900 and 1.1100 acting as key levels.
GBP/USD: Neutral: Recovery could extend further to 1.4400.
While the short-term upward momentum has clearly eased, it is too early to expect a mid-term top. The current movement is likely part of a consolidation phase and as long as 1.4050 is intact, another attempt to move higher to test the major 1.4400 resistance cannot be ruled out just yet.
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The Bank of England will be drawn into the debate surrounding UK membership in the European Union asGovernor Mark Carney testifies on the matter before Parliament’s Treasury Select Committee. The government has announced that it will put so-called “Brexit” to a referendum on June 23...
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If you call yourself a trader, other traders, profitable or not, see it as “treason” when they hear that you are also pursuing other businesses besides trading...
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The signs could not be clearer: The European Central Bank is almost certainly going to loosen monetary policy on Thursday, but after an underwhelming set of easing measures in December analyst fear investors are setting themselves up for major disappointment again...
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It's still raining benjamins at Wall Street banks on bonus day. The average bonus for Wall Street employees in New York City was $146,200 last year, down 9% from the payday in 2014, according to the city's comptroller, Thomas DiNapoli...
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The future of the EU–China trade relationship — one of the largest in the world — will be substantially impacted by a debate over whether China should be granted ‘market economy status’ (MES) this year...
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The Australian and Canadian dollars stood at multi-month highs early on Tuesday in the wake of a rally in commodity prices, contrasting with a subdued performance in the greenback, euro and yen. The Aussie came within a whisker of 75 U.S cents, reaching a high not see since July...
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People who want Britain to leave the EU in hopes of reducing the amount of immigration into the UK will not like this chart from Simon Wells and Liz Martins, economists at HSBC...
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The Australian dollar sprung to life again last week against its U.S. counterpart, rallying more than 300 pips from its lows and managing to close near its week high...
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