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Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken made some technical analysis for Gold evaluated the market condition for this pair a secondary ranging in the next and medium-term future for example...
GBP/USD is currently trading at 1.5375 with a high of 1.5446 and a low of 1.5361. GBP/USD has started to fail in its minor attempts of recoveries over the last number of days since the end of October's business since it failed just ahead of 1.5500...
USD/CAD accelerated to the upside and reached the strongest level since last Friday at 1.3175, after breaking above yesterday’s highs. The pair started to move with an upside bias during the European session...
Analysts at Brown Brothers Harriman explained that while EM FX has gotten some traction recently, we believe that the medium-term bear market remains intact...
Valeria Bednarik>, chief analyst at FXStreet noted a positive back drop in the ADP report ahead of Nonfarm Payrolls and gives a forecasting analyses of EUR/USD...
The dollar strengthened against most competitors and dragged EUR/USD to fresh 3-month lows following a series of supportive US economic data and latest comments from Fed Chair Janet Yellen...
Fed Chair Janet Yellen said the US economy is performing well although she acknowledged some slowdown in employment. Regarding monetary policy, Yellen said FOMC thought it could be appropriate to move in December but that no decision was made...
USD/JPY has remained firm as global equities continue to advance and moves through October highs of 121.47 with bulls eager for a break-out to test the 100 DMA at 121.76 and the golden ratio 61.8% level of the August highs of 125.27...
Crude oil prices are trading in the negative ground on Wednesday, currently hovering over the $47.00 area per barrel. WTI weaker on supply concerns Prices for the West Texas Intermediate are surrendering part of yesterday’s strong gains, testing the key support at $47...
EUR/USD came under renewed pressure and broke to fresh lows over the last minutes, with no clear catalyst for the move other than USD buying interest...
Strategists at Rabobank see the Bank of England hiking rates during the early months of 2017. Key Quotes “The money market is not fully priced for a BoE rate hike until early 2017”...
While i am expecting a substantial upward retracement in gold price, before going down, I am expecting a free fall in eurusd prices as mentioned in my previous posts. https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/653109...
Analysts at RBS noted the key highlights in data events from the Asian shift as a recap. Key Quotes: "Chinese Caixin services PMI grew to 52 in October from 50.5 in September. While composite PMI grew to 49.9 in October from 48 in September." "Australian Retail Sales fell 0...
Gold prices hit fresh session lows, but quickly recovered pointing to relative resilience in the hard currency despite the strong US ISM non-manufacturing data...
The greenback, gauged by the US Dollar Index, is trading on a firmer footing today, advancing to the vicinity of the 98.00 handle...
I was expecting a retracement to 1170 before the gold price went down, hence entered a BUY order last Friday with a stop loss near that day's low. https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/653220...
James Knightley, analyst at ING noted the forthcoming BoE and inflation report and has forecasted lift off from the BoE in Q2 2016 with risks of Q1 also...
AUD/USD made another attempt to consolidate above the 0.7200 level but was rejected from the 21-day SMA and fell all the way back to 0.7150, giving up most of its post RBA gains. The RBA refrain from cutting rates on Tuesday, giving the Aussie a boost across the board...
The Institute of Supply Management’s (ISM) non-manufacturing/services PMI index jumped to 59.1 in October from September’s 56.9. The actual print beats the estimated drop to 56.5 by a wide margin. The ISM’s measure of services employment advanced to 59.2, the second-highest since August 2005...
The ISM Non-Manufacturing Index released by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) shows business conditions in the US non-manufacturing sector...
