Posts Tagged ‘market’
EURUSD: Trading the Federal Open Market Committee Rate Decision
Author: Germina Lake
Beyond the Federal Open Market Committee interest rate decision, the fundamental assessment of the world’s largest economy could shake up the foreign exchange market as currency traders weigh the outlook for monetary policy.
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Short GBPUSD at Market, Stop 1.5675
Author: Germina Lake
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Forex Day Trading: Keeping Perspective With The Long-Term Market Trend
Author: Germina Lake
You may read about some of the latest and most cutting-edge forex trading strategies at this popular forex blog. In order to build successful career trading in the foreign exchange market with consistent account growth, it is important to have the latest forex currency trading strategies in order to find one that can really work for you and your trading style.
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FTSE today: market report – as it happened April 4, 2011
Author: Germina Lake
FTSE today: market report – as it happened April 4, 2011
The FTSE 100 had a muted finish on Monday as strength in miners was offset by a retreat from the banks
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EURUSD, GBPUSD and USDCHF Market Tentative Reversals
Author: Germina Lake
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Sentiment Trends and Currency Market Deviate, Closing Some Doors and Opening Others
Author: Germina Lake
Sentiment Trends and Currency Market Deviate, Closing Some Doors and Opening Others
We had enough scheduled event risk, speculation over future market trends and unique fundamental developments to generate meaningful volatility across the currency market. The problem is that this wasn’t a consistent move in the sense that correlations were non-existant; and well they should be. If we use equities, commodities and/or corporate bond yields as a benchmark for risk appetite trends …
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