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GBPUSD Daily Forecast: February 15 15 Februari 2016 2:19 AM GBPUSD Forecast The GBPUSD was indecisive last week formed a Doji on weekly chart. The bias is neutral in nearest term but as long as stays above 1.4350 I still prefer a bullish intraday scenario at this phase targeting 1.4700 region...
EURUSD Daily Forecast: February 15 15 Februari 2016 2:27 AM EURUSD Forecast The EURUSD attempted to push higher last week, topped at 1.1376 but closed lower at 1.1248...
After another bruising few days global financial markets showed some degree of stabilisation after Friday's US retail sales data, but seven key factors are required to secure more than a brief respite from risk aversion...
The recent bout of global risk aversion stemming from a weakening global macro outlook has raised cross-asset volatility, leaving investors searching for havens...
GOLD: Having continued to decline following its Friday downside pressure after price failure, more weakness is now envisaged in the days ahead. On the downside, support comes in at the 1210.00 level where a break will turn attention to the 1200.00 level...
The 18/19 February EU Summit on the renegotiation of UK’s terms of membership will be the major focus for GBP over the coming week...
The fed funds futures curve is now essentially flat, with market-based expectations pointing to a pause in the rate hike cycle until at least the end of 2017...
The SG FX Enhanced Risk Premia has kept positions of reduced size during the week. The SG Sentiment indicator has slipped back in the risk-averse zone, and that has led to the closure of some pro-risk positions. The biggest longs are in JPY, EUR and NOK...
One of the biggest sources of confusion for those new to the forex trading industry is the standard for quoting currency dealing trading. In this section, we'll go over forex trading quotations and how they work in forex trading couple trades. http://www.makemoneysecrete.com/ Reading a Quote...
There are two broad developments in speculative positioning in the Commitment of Traders report in the week ending February 9. First, the market turbulence saw speculators reduce exposure. Of the 16 gross positions we track, 11 were reducing positions by liquidating longs or covering shorts...
The Federal Reserve's rate path "dot plot" has become increasingly detached from financial markets' interest-rate projections and risks sending an overly hawkish message that may undermine the central bank's credibility...
Data in this report cover up to Tuesday Feb 2 & were released Friday Feb 5. Data include the Fed and BoJ policy decisions as well as Fed VC Fischer’s comments. The aggregate USD long position has fallen to a fresh multimonth low, dropping $5.4bn w/w to $20...
Here’s the market outlook for this week:: Content courtesy of Tallinex Limited (https://www.tallinex.com) EURUSD Dominant bias: Bullish EURUSD rose 230 pips last week to top-out at the 1.1350 resistance line before the current bearish correction saw price retreat 100 pips...
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USD: Buy vs. the Funders. Bullish. We expect risk appetite to pick up this week, which should keep the USD supported against the funders – EUR, JPY and CHF. Of course, it is important to keep an eye on the tightening financial conditions that are having an impact on Fed decisionmaking...
EURUSD: Although holding on to its upside offensive, EURUSD faces pullback threats on loss of momentum at the end of the week. On the downside, support is located at the 1.1200 level and if violated, expect more weakness to happen towards the 1.1150 level. Further down, support lies at the 1...
The human brain is a fascinating machine. It allows us to do many things simultaneously without having to think about doing them...
One thing is for certain - pound sterling (GBP) is going to move substantially against the US dollar over coming months. The question is, which way? HSBC's currency team lay out four scenarios...
